[Xorp-users] need some Xorp set up helps

[Atanu Ghosh]

Hi,

XORP does not require Click for forwarding to work, it can optionally
use Click for forwarding if required. You can therefore use an
unmodified kernel. In the file BUILD_NOTES in the top level directory
you will find a list of supported systems Linux 2.4 is supported.

Its difficult to provide a simple config file without knowing which
protocols you are intending to use. The simplest configuration requires:
1) An "interfaces" block to specify the interfaces that XORP should use.
2) For IPv4 only without Click a "fea" block is *not* required.
3) A "protocol" block with the required protocols.

   Atanu.

>>>>> "riccardo" == riccardo  <riccardo.sciaccaluga@tin.it> writes:

    riccardo> Hi everybody!  I am trying to install xorp but i got some
    riccardo> problems!  I downloaded from xorp website the last stable
    riccardo> XORP release (xorp 1.1) and i've seen there is a
    riccardo> config.boot.sample file.  In that file there are some code
    riccardo> lines that goes to use click as support for the forwarding
    riccardo> path!  My question is:Do i have to use a click patched
    riccardo> kernel of Linux to realize my forwarding plan ?or may i
    riccardo> interface xorp with a base linux kernel and use its
    riccardo> capabilty to realize the forwarding plan (For more
    riccardo> information i'm using the xorp supported linux kernel
    riccardo> 2.4.20?  In case i do use a simple Linux kernel, could
    riccardo> anybody provide me of a config.boot sample file?  Thank
    riccardo> you in advance.  Regards
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