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[Frédéric LOUI <>]

As presented this morning please find a new layer for the Metropolitan Area Network Lab.

https://github.com/rare-freertr/validated-design/tree/main/000-man/002-run-isis

This layer implement an IGP on top of the previous layer « 001-run-interconnect »

As mc36 would say: "easy-peasy to run »

git clone https://github.com/rare-freertr/validated-design.git

cd validated-design/000-man/002-run-isis

java -jar ../../rtr.jar test tester criann path ./ tmppath ./ wait

And you’ll be able to perform the verification figuring in README.md.

And if you need the config please find a diff:

PS: Some command are hidden in the config simply because they are default.

I don’t want to clutter this mail. If for any reasons you would like to see all parameter just issue the command:

« show running-config all »

For example, by default with integrated ISIS, "metric-wide » is default. But nit « multi-topology »

Enjoy !

Next step: Enable SR packet forwarding with ISIS extension ! (Stay tuned then :) )

All the best,

Frederic

Début du message réexpédié :

De: Frédéric LOUI <>

Objet: New MAN/Interconnect lab

Date: 2 février 2023 à 18:02:19 UTC+1

À:

Hi,

In order to facilitate freeRtr lab’ing for users I added an example based on the previous initial lab "000-man"
You can find it in "001-run-interconnect" folder

It shows how you can configure interconnect on top of the existent CRIANN.tst file definition with config persistency.
This layered approach will let you understand step by step how to configure a full fledge Service Provider Network with freeRtr.

You can find the "interconnect" layer here:
https://github.com/rare-freertr/validated-design/tree/main/000-man/001-run-interconnect

Super easy to run:
git clone https://github.com/rare-freertr/validated-design.git
cd validated-design/000-man/001-run-interconnect
java -jar ../../rtr.jar test tester criann path ./ tmppath ./ wait

Once the mockup is done, you can « cut’n paste » these config and push them onto real hardware.
This virtual modelling is actually used in our (Global P4 Lab) GP4L real lab where actually any user can reproduce a lab with ~ 30 nodes and run it on its laptop.

Enjoy !

PS: feel free to get back to me should you have any question

All the best,
Frederic