Announcing an IPv4 default route over OSPF can be done using the command set protocols ospf default-information originate always
But trying to achieve the same for OSPFv3 (IPv6) on Helium (1.1.0) seems not possible. Is this command missing?
Announcing an IPv4 default route over OSPF can be done using the command set protocols ospf default-information originate always
But trying to achieve the same for OSPFv3 (IPv6) on Helium (1.1.0) seems not possible. Is this command missing?
Yes. You might see 510 Software Group for a full list of available commands. Many of the ospf commands are missing in ospfv3 - for example, redistribute * metric. I know very little about ospf - are those not applicable to ospfv3?
www.quagga.net => http://www.nongnu.org/quagga/
The version in Vyos is 0.97.3 (from 2011), the latest version is 0.99.23.1 (about 4 months ago). Care to fund work on an upgrade?
http://blog.philippklaus.de/2012/04/ipv6-dynamic-routing-with-quagga-and-ospf6d-ospfv3/ implies that
set protocols ospfv3 redistribute kernel
might work, but it seems that might also redistribute other unwanted routes into ospfv3 as well.
Old thread (found by Google), same question - in VyOS 1.3.1, what is now the equivalent of “set protocols ospf default-information originate always” for IPv6 OSPFv3? On a router with full Internet BGP tables, I don’t have a default route but need this router to originate one in OSPF, works with IPv4 and now trying to make it work with IPv6 too.
Found the issue below, closed over 1 year ago - is it possible this FRR change didn’t go into stable VyOS yet?