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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Kyle,<br>
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if you decide to keep two IP addresses for this customer, instead
of creating two connections for this customer, try to create a
second VLAN within the same connection. Assign the same VLAN ID,
and the second IP.<br>
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This workaround works for us for years now. We use IXPmanager to
configure bird, and we also use birdeye, without problems. We also
use ansible to produce our switches configuration, this works
great as well (I mention this because ansible retrieves data
through the API; adding the same vlan twice on the same connection
does not break the modeling).<br>
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Obviously this is a just a workaround, not an optimum solution.
But we have not run into any problems.<br>
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Regards,<br>
<br>
<br>
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On 12/09/17 18:20, Kyle Spencer wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">I have a peer using two IP addresses on a single physical interface. I
have configured the first port/interface and that works as expected
(i.e. stats work, auto-generated BIRD configs include this ASN/IP).
However, when I add a second virtual interface (with the second IP
address), that does not show up in the auto-generated BIRD configs.
See attached screenshots.
Any clue? This problem is preventing me from using the auto-generated
configs from IXP Manager.
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