[Olsr-dev] reduce OLSR bandwidth by tuning emission intervals

[Teco Boot]

My network architecture support: 
 ●  any private IPv4 to any private IPv4
 ●  any private IPv4 to any public IPv4 (with nat)
Due to the restrictions, I don't have the routing overhead.

If you need to support the publics and don't want to run VPN on every node, you have to opt for sending reachability upwards on the VPN link on your exit links. You have BGP in place, so go for it.

For IPv6, I would use dynamic renumbering for public addresses and ULA for private. Today I don't support IPv6, because my providers doesn't provide…

I'll gather something on my network model I can release.

Teco



Op 27 feb. 2013, om 00:17 heeft Saverio Proto <(spam-protected)> het volgende geschreven:

> Teco our network architecture is described here:
> http://blog.ninux.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/NinuxRoma-RoutingArchitecture-DocumentVersion0.pdf
> 
> do you have a similar document to read to understand the network
> architecture you have in place ?
> 
> thanks
> 
> Saverio
> 
> 
> 2013/2/26 Henning Rogge <(spam-protected)>:
>> On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 10:22 PM, Teco Boot <(spam-protected)> wrote:
>>>> Because many MANETs might have more than one VPN endpoint. Which makes
>>>> it difficult for the backbone to decide which endpoint to use (same
>>>> prefix for multiple endpoints).
>>> 
>>> My described network design does't run routing on the tunnel. Each router sets up its own tunnel. So for example a MANET with 20 routers and 5 exit links has 20 tunnels. Average number of tunnel keep-alives on exit link is 4. For MANETs with few exit links, this models doesn't work well. But this becomes less common, I think.
>> 
>> Not sure I get how this works.
>> 
>>>> Thats just a matter of routing metric. If the VPN costs are low
>>>> enough, they will be highly preferred.
>>> 
>>> No, in the described model there is no routing on the tunnel.
>> 
>> Okay, maybe "HNA with low metric". So that these "external prefixes
>> behind the tunnel" have a well defined cost from the mesh point of
>> view.
>> 
>> Henning Rogge
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