Zebra / Quagga
Zebra / Quagga is an open source routing suite for Linux.
It contains routing-daemons for the most commonly used routing-protocolls like RIP, OSPF and BGP.
Quagga is preinstalled on the UML filesystems, that can be downloaded on the official VNUML homepage. It can be used "out of the box".
Go to the official Quagga homepage (english)
Download of the official Quagga Tutorial (english)
RIP / RIP-MTI
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is a famous interior gateway protocol based on a distance-vector algorithm, but it suffers from the count-to-infinity problem. An improved version of RIP, the RIP-MTI protocol was created at the University of Koblenz-Landau.
The following documents explain the usage of both protocols under VNUML:
Download of an overview over RIP under VNUML (german)
Download of a tutorial about RIP under VNUML (german)
VNUML example files about RIP under VNUML 01
VNUML example files about RIP under VNUML 02
Simulation of RIP and RIP-MTI (german)
Implementation and Simulation of RIP-MTI (german)
OSPF
The following documents focus on the usage of OSPF with VNUML:
Download of a Tutorial about the usage of OSPF under VNUML (german)
VNUML example files for the Tutorial
BGP
The following documents focus on the usage of BGP under VNUML:
Download of a Tutorial about the usage of BGP under VNUML (german)
VNUML example files for the Tutorial
Communication between OSPF and BGP (english)
