[dev] EIGRP
Quentin Young
qlyoung at cumulusnetworks.com
Fri Jun 12 16:18:19 UTC 2020
Hi Joseph - sounds like some cool work.
Is this based on the EIGRP implementation we currently have, or is this
implemented from scratch?
>Are there any defects in the 5.0 implementation of BFD that I should be
aware of and/or backport BFD fixes from 7.2?
Rafael is likely the best person to answer that in specifics, but seeing as
there's well over 7000 commits to FRR since 5.0, at least 224 of which are
in BFD, the answer is almost certainly yes.
Any particular reason you chose to stay based on the 5.0 branch?
>Is there any interest in including EIGRP in the full FRR feature set?
Yes, but we have an existing EIGRP implementation that is currently being
worked on by others. Unfortunately, this development practice of creating
whole features in private and then publishing them all at once has, time
and again, proved very difficult to support for a collaborative free
software project that moves as fast as we do :(. In any case we'd certainly
be interested in the code to see what can be done.
P.s. I suggest you join our public slack if you'd be interested in chatting
with the other folks working on EIGRP in FRR.
https://frrouting.org/#participate
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 11:46 AM FREIVALD, JOSEPH A <jf1578 at att.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> The last couple years I have been working on a side project to implement a
> fully functional and tested version of EIGRP based on FRR release 5.0. That
> work is largely complete and I would like to share with the community but
> it will likely require significant grooming to match the coding style
> requirements and stage the multiple merge requests required integrate it
> with the dev code-base. Unfortunately I don’t have time to do that.
>
>
>
> This implementation behaves very well in complex Cisco-based networks with
> only one ‘on-the-wire’ deviation from Cisco’s behavior (sending individual
> REPLY messages for each prefix in a bulk QUERY instead of bundling them,
> which only results in slightly more traffic and processor usage and doesn’t
> affect network the topology). The latest version includes clean
> Stuck-in-active behavior as well. Current work is adding BFD to EIGRP using
> the 5.0 OSPF BFD implementation as a pony.
>
>
>
> I have two questions:
>
>
>
> 1. Are there any defects in the 5.0 implementation of BFD that I
> should be aware of and/or backport BFD fixes from 7.2?
> 2. Is there any interest in including EIGRP in the full FRR feature
> set?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
> *Joseph A. T. Freivald*
>
> Core Technical Architect
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