rpsl4j-vagrant-environment

A virtualised environment for packaging rpsl4j and testing/developing against OpenDaylight Lithium and Quagga bgpd.

The environment is built on a VirtualBox backed CentOS 6.6 Vagrant box and is configured using Puppet.

Requirements

• Vagrant
• VirtualBox

Quickstart

vagrant up
vagrant ssh
~/start-tmux.sh

This will start up a new tmux session running Opendaylight and bgpd. The VM has 2 private network interfaces, one for bgpd and the other for OpenDaylight. bgpd listens on 172.31.0.2 as AS1 and will attempt to connect to OpenDaylight on 172.31.1.2 as AS2.

Configuring OpenDaylight Lithium

OpenDaylight Lithium is installed during the provision process and can be started by executing ~/start-tmux.sh or sudo /opt/opendaylight/bin/karaf

To enable the BGP and RESTconf modules:

1. Start OpenDaylight by starting the karaf console (see above)
2. Install the BGP feature by executing feature:install odl-bgpcep-bgp-all in the karaf console. (to view all available features, execute feature:list)
3. Install the RESTconf feature by executing feature:install odl-restconf-all. RESTconf will listen on port 8181 and will be forwarded to the same port on the host by VirtualBox.
4. (OPTIONAL) Disable authentication for RESTconf by executing the following:
   1. config:edit org.opendaylight.aaa.authn
   2. config:property-set authEnabled false
   3. config:update
5. Configure the BGP module by editing the required configuration files. These can be enumerated by executing feature:info odl-bgpcep-bgp-all.
   • Refer to the rpsl4j-opendaylight documentation for instructions on generating a BGP configuration. A sample RPSL document for the environment is provided.
6. Exit the karaf console (Ctrl+D) and reopen for changes to take effect.
   • You should be able to see RESTconf and the BGP module listening by executing sudo netstat -pnl | grep "8181\|BGP-PORT".

Quagga bgpd Configuration

bpgd is installed during the provisioning phase and using a configuration file installed by Puppet.

The bgpd service can be manipulated using the service as follows: sudo service bgpd start/stop/restart/status

Once running you can connect to the command interface ($ telnet localhost 2605) using the password: "password":

Included Software:

• OpenDaylight Lithium
• Quagga bgpd
• irrtoolset
• rpmbuild and rpmdevtools
• Maven
• Java 1.7 JDK
• tmux

License

Original content in this repository is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License.