Both Routers running VyOS 1.2.3
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Apr 2 2020
Apr 1 2020
I tried adding it but failed miserably. This should best be done with the entire BGP rewrite.
Mar 31 2020
Why must the operstate be up? I't rather check if the tunnel is configured (/opt/vyatta/etc/openvpn/status/vtun1.something) exists and then run the commands.
Thus if the tunnel is down due to remote end beeing offline it would not report it as operstate is down (if operstate is properly implemented in OpenVPN)
Mar 30 2020
In IPv6 the next-hop interface is simply called interface to mimic the default IPv6 behavior of the Vyatta code.
Mar 29 2020
vyos@vyos# show interfaces ethernet eth3 address 192.168.3.1/24 vrf red
vyos@vyos# show protocols static route 192.168.3.0/24
next-hop 192.168.3.1 {
next-hop-interface eth3
next-hop-vrf red
}vyos@vyos# run show ip route | match 192.168.3.0 S>* 192.168.3.0/24 [1/0] via 192.168.3.1, eth3(vrf red), 00:01:05
Mar 28 2020
Well - making all IPv6 stuff a noop is not coded into VyOS. Can you show real life examples of increased attack surface?
Actually why do you wan't to disbale IPv6 on the system? I think this is a huge workpackage.
Thanks for the quick fix - I was to blind finding it on my own :/
Mar 27 2020
Fix will be in any rolling release after vyos-1.3-rolling-202003270650-amd64.iso
Mar 26 2020
Good catch!
Mar 25 2020
@jjakob I had that discussion with @thomas-mangin already - the best solution would be a dynamic probe via ethtool in verify()
Can you send me your previous config.boot file prior of the upgrade? I'm happy to take a look
Please add r8169 as well. The config failed to load at boot after upgrading to latest rolling because of this error. The script should check if the interface supports pause and silently continue if it doesn't, otherwise maintaining a list of all pause-unsupported interfaces is going to be next to impossible. I suspect a lot more of them don't.
Mar 24 2020
This fix is for 1.3 rolling only and should not be a problem on 1.2 as long as users do not explicitly set speed/duplex.
Mar 23 2020
Deletion should be possible with tomorrows rolling release.
Please provide the VyOS version used