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This is my tryout to test some (Open Source) networking functionality with the use of OpenBSD. | This is my tryout to test some (Open Source) networking functionality with the use of OpenBSD. | ||
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# Design an initial network topology | # Design an initial network topology | ||
# Set up OpenBSD Virtual machines and create the OpenBSD network topology | # Set up OpenBSD Virtual machines and create the OpenBSD network topology | ||
# Set up | # Set up initial point-to-point networking | ||
# Set up (ipv4) RIP between OpenBSD network hosts | # Set up (ipv4) RIP between OpenBSD network hosts | ||
# Set up (ipv4) OSPF between OpenBSD network hosts | # Set up (ipv4) OSPF between OpenBSD network hosts | ||
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# Set up VPN Gateway functionality | # Set up VPN Gateway functionality | ||
[[Category:Networking]] | [[Category:Networking]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:06, 20 January 2024
This is my tryout to test some (Open Source) networking functionality with the use of OpenBSD.
Roadmap
- Design an initial network topology
- Set up OpenBSD Virtual machines and create the OpenBSD network topology
- Set up initial point-to-point networking
- Set up (ipv4) RIP between OpenBSD network hosts
- Set up (ipv4) OSPF between OpenBSD network hosts
- Set up (ipv4) BGP between OpenBSD network hosts
- Set up CDP and LLDP functionality
- Set up CARP functionality
- Set up DNS / NTP functionality
- Set up Content Switching functionality
- Set up Firewall + NAT functionality
- Set up VPN Gateway functionality