My old hacking area - outdated

Some of this patches are for older versions of NetBSD but probably not older than 5.0

~~MPLS for NetBSD~~

This started from Ayame work 10 years ago. It's slightly different from their code now and the most important thing is that it works. If you use it please give some feedback. Interoperability tested with Cisco and Juniper equipments. - commited into NetBSD

~~LDP daemon for NetBSD~~

~~LDP daemon for the above, written from scratch. Interoperability tested with Cisco and Juniper routers.~~ - commited into NetBSD

~~TCP Signature patch for NetBSD~~

~~Currently TCP signature code in NetBSD doesn't work. If you want to give it a shot use this patch~~ - currently depends on some other patch that re-arranges TCP options

PF table operations and return fake syn/ack patch

A small PF patch that enables the use of port knocking techniques. Also a bit of code that can be used to fabricate a syn/ack response - funny for port-scanners

TCP Signature Quagga - not written by me

A small patch that enables quagga the use of TCP Signature for BGP peers

packman, a wip/pkgmanager clone written in perl

Because I don't like lisp

Route multipath patch for NetBSD

Patch that enables the use of multiple gateways for the same destination. It also provides sysctls for controling the balancing algorithm.

VRF patch for NetBSD

Patch that enables the use of VRFs - multiple routing tables on the same equipment. Interfaces are belonging to a routing instance and packets are routed regarding this information to other interfaces in the same VRF. Processes are also part of a VRF so the communication they do will stay in the same VRF. This attribute is inherited so processes spawned in a VRF will stay in that VRF.