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bert.bertsen | 2 May 2005 00:38
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[zebra 22397] Re: zebra vty vs. ripd vty

>> i'm new to zebra and i'm used to cisco routers. i was amazed how
>> powerful zebra is. there is just one thing i don't really understand.
>> whenever i want to issue commands like "no shutdown" for an interface
>> i have to use the zebra vty. but when i want to enable routing (with
>. rip) or change a network statement i have to use the rip vty. is
>> there a way to combine those two so i don't always have to switch?
>>
>
>Try running vtysh ...
>http://www.quagga.net/docs/docs-multi/VTY-shell.html#VTY-shell
>
>Arnold
I'm already using the vty-shell. but the rip deamon seems to have it's own vty-shell. i installed zebra with
the commands:
./configure --enable-vty-shell
make
make install
when i start zebra i type in: "zebra -d -P 1010" and to start ripd i type: "ripd -d -r -P 1011". when i use a remote
machine to telnet in to my machine i have to type in "telnet 192.168.1.1 1010" to configure zebra and
"telnet 192.168.1.1 1011" to configure rip! and that is kinda annoying. i actually want to be able to make
all changes in the same vty session (like the cisco ios).
is that possible?

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Arnold Nipper | 2 May 2005 12:33
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[zebra 22398] Re: zebra vty vs. ripd vty

On 02.05.2005 00:38 bert.bertsen <at> arcor.de wrote

>>> i'm new to zebra and i'm used to cisco routers. i was amazed how
>>> powerful zebra is. there is just one thing i don't really understand.
>>> whenever i want to issue commands like "no shutdown" for an interface
>>> i have to use the zebra vty. but when i want to enable routing (with
>>. rip) or change a network statement i have to use the rip vty. is
>>> there a way to combine those two so i don't always have to switch?
>>>
>>
>>Try running vtysh ...
>>http://www.quagga.net/docs/docs-multi/VTY-shell.html#VTY-shell
>>
>>Arnold
> I'm already using the vty-shell. but the rip deamon seems to have it's own vty-shell. i installed zebra
with the commands:
> ./configure --enable-vty-shell
> make
> make install
> when i start zebra i type in: "zebra -d -P 1010" and to start ripd i type: "ripd -d -r -P 1011". when i use a
remote machine to telnet in to my machine i have to type in "telnet 192.168.1.1 1010" to configure zebra and
"telnet 192.168.1.1 1011" to configure rip! and that is kinda annoying. i actually want to be able to make
all changes in the same vty session (like the cisco ios).
> is that possible?
> 

Yes, that's quite easy. Create a user "zebra" for instance and assigb 
vtysh as login-shell. Now telnet/ssh to the machine as user "zebra".

Arnold
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Brian Daniels | 2 May 2005 21:30
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[zebra 22399] rip auth in version .94

Does rip auth work in version .94.  My system is choking when it gets
to the line with rip auth.  Just wondering if anyone is running rip
auth with this version.

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Brian Daniels | 2 May 2005 22:21
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[zebra 22400] Re: rip auth in version .94

I just tried it in .95 and couldn't get it to work either.  Is this just me????

On 5/2/05, Brian Daniels <bpdaniels <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Does rip auth work in version .94.  My system is choking when it gets
> to the line with rip auth.  Just wondering if anyone is running rip
> auth with this version.
> 
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Kunihiro Ishiguro | 2 May 2005 22:31
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[zebra 22401] Re: rip auth in version .94

>Does rip auth work in version .94.  My system is choking when it gets
>to the line with rip auth.  Just wondering if anyone is running rip
>auth with this version.

It should work fine.  Please give us config file.
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Arnold Nipper | 5 May 2005 01:58
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[zebra 22402] Re: zebra vty vs. ripd vty

On 04.05.2005 17:04 Daniel Klaffenbach wrote

>> Yes, that's quite easy. Create a user "zebra" for instance and assigb 
>> vtysh as login-shell. Now telnet/ssh to the machine as user "zebra".
> 
> That sounds interesting. How do you do that? 
> 

If you have Debian, it would look like "useradd -s /usr/bin/vtysh 
zebra". Do "man useradd" for more information.

Arnold
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Premnath Mangal | 5 May 2005 06:20
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[zebra 22403] memory leak in 0.93b


Hi,
	I am using zebra 0.93b. I want to know

1. If there is a memory leak in this version.I did see some post
regarding memory leak with AS Ext LSA .... but I am not sure
2. How can I troubleshoot memory leaks in zebra
3. Where can I find all the code changes made and bug fixes since 0.93b.
There is a file called 'changes' in the source code but it is not in
detail
4. Where do I find the archives

I wont be able to upgrade this to latest version( long story , don't ask
:-) ..and not zebra's fault)....I am trying to fix whatever bugs I come
across or are reported although this may sound like reinventing the
wheel 

Any pointers in this regard will be highly appreciated 

Thanks and Regards,
Premnath M
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Sergio Carlucci | 5 May 2005 17:41
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[zebra 22404] Zebra Cross Compiling

Hi All
I need help to cross compile zebra on a board with a ppc-4xx cpu.
I think that I must modify the configure script with some particular options (host, prefix, build).
I am using ELDK as cross-platform development tool.
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks
 
Sergio
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JWilburn | 7 May 2005 16:25
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[zebra 22405] Local Routeing Issue

Hello,

Havening a problem after setting up BGP on our BSD / Zebra Server. 

Im fairly new to BGP and understand the concepts, but have yet to fully 
grasp all the available options, but im getting there..  So needless to 
say im still tunning my config.

Here is my current issue.  Before installing and setting up BGP I was 
logging the servers interface performance with RRD (cacti front end) 
with out any issues.  Now after the BGP install (which is up and 
running) for what ever reason im getting no data returned from the 
server.  

I have verified that snmpwalk works locally and the remote requests are 
reaching the server itself and executes but the data never makes it back 
to the originating server.  It appears there is a local routing problem 
to my LOCAL networks.  Everything routes fine from outside, but from the 
router to anything internal, it either dies on the vine or iffy at best.  

Something else I noticed is that netstat-r is SUPER SLOW responding."not 
sure if this is related"

If anyone has any incite I would appreciate it.

JW
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Joe Greco | 7 May 2005 20:10

[zebra 22406] Re: Local Routeing Issue

> Something else I noticed is that netstat-r is SUPER SLOW responding."not 
> sure if this is related"

Does "netstat -rn" respond any faster?

If so, you need to figure out how you broke nameservice.

... JG
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