Introducing MRT: The Multi-Threaded Routing Toolkit

Craig Labovitz

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Stan Barber's Notes

The original project was supported by the NSF and was based on work involving gated. This was part of the original route server project. Since Route Server was funded through the RA award, this project changed. The new project plan provides for better ways of using the multi-processor architectures of computers. There could be big gains by using some kind of client-server model. There was also a need for better routing tools. Work on IDRP indicates that writing the protocol is easy, debugging tools are hard.

MRT will only run on Solaris 2.3 and later and therefore not replace gated.

There are tools and libraries available.

More tools coming soon.

The Multi-threaded Route Server will begin alpha testing in September 1995.

Feedback

  1. Supporting only Solaris is bad.
  2. Generaing Cisco configs would be good.
  3. Vadim (of Sprint) might actually like this if it ran on SunOS or something other than Solaris.

Copyright © 1995 Stan Barber. Reproduction with attribution granted.
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