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# This is a minimalist bird configuration that causes the psuedo-Internet
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# subnet on ens5 to be announced via OSPF on ens4. This allows the bare
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# metal system to pick up a route to the psuedo-Internet subnet. In
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# particular, RTP audio and video to proxied servers won't work without
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# this, because the server and client are far enough removed (two NAT
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# gateways between them) that they don't have any shared address space.
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# By advertising the psuedo-Internet 128.8.8.0/24 to the client, that
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# ensures that the client can reach one of the addresses advertised
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# by the server.
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# The Device protocol is not a real routing protocol. It doesn't generate any
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# routes and it only serves as a module for getting information about network
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# interfaces from the kernel.
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protocol device { }
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protocol ospf OSPF {
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area 0 {
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interface "ens*" {
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cost 10;
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};
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};
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import none;
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export all;
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}
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