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If you want to do VRF on Linux and don’t have a philosophical objection to systemd, I strongly recommend using systemd-networkd. VRF, wireguard, and many other
by thedougd 4y ago
If you want to do VRF on Linux and don’t have a philosophical objection to systemd, I strongly recommend using systemd-networkd. VRF, wireguard, and many other complicated things are easy to configure out of the box and don’t require extra scripts or custom units.
My home router is a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu server. VRF, Wireguard, VLANs, bonding, llrp, route advertisement, prefix delegation, dhcp server and leases, all configured only with systemd-networkd.