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Add Salt configuration for FRRouting OSPF on routers. The IntraNought network will be shared to Windriver. A GRE tunnel (gre1) is used on top of this network to establish a direct point-to-point link between each router and Windriver. OSPF is enabled on both gre1 and vmx0, but route exchange occurs only on gre1 because it is configured as non-passive ("no ip ospf passive"). Each router has a unique OSPF router-id (RID) to ensure correct neighbor relationships. RID are not real IP addresses, but arbitrary 32 bits values. The OSPF cost is left to its default (10) value for now and will be adjusted later depending on which router is active. References: - https://docs.frrouting.org/en/latest/ospfd.html#configuring-ospf - https://packetpushers.net/blog/understanding-ospf-router-id-rid-assignment/

Add Salt configuration for FRRouting OSPF on routers. The IntraNought network will be shared to Windriver. A GRE tunnel (gre1) is used on top of this network to establish a direct point-to-point link between each router and Windriver. OSPF is enabled on both gre1 and vmx0, but route exchange occurs only on gre1 because it is configured as non-passive ("no ip ospf passive"). Each router has a unique OSPF router-id (RID) to ensure correct neighbor relationships. RID are not real IP addresses, but arbitrary 32 bits values. The OSPF cost for interface gre1 is left to its default (10) value for now and will be adjusted later depending on which router is active. References: - https://docs.frrouting.org/en/latest/ospfd.html#configuring-ospf - https://packetpushers.net/blog/understanding-ospf-router-id-rid-assignment/

Add Salt configuration for FRRouting OSPF on routers. The IntraNought network will be shared to Windriver. A GRE tunnel (gre1) is used on top of this network to establish a direct point-to-point link between each router and Windriver. OSPF is enabled on both gre1 and vmx0, but route exchange occurs only on gre1 because it is configured as non-passive ("no ip ospf passive"). Each router has a unique OSPF router-id (RID) to ensure correct neighbor relationships. RID are not real IP addresses, but arbitrary 32 bits values. The OSPF cost for interface gre1 is left to its default (10) value for now and will be adjusted later depending on which router is active. References: - https://docs.frrouting.org/en/latest/ospfd.html#configuring-ospf - https://packetpushers.net/blog/understanding-ospf-router-id-rid-assignment/