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These Ansible roles set up servers running various Linux distributions to participate in BGP routing. Device and IP address data are pulled from NetBox. A separate VRF mgmt
is configured for a L2 management interface.
Setup
Each physical server should have the following information recorded in NetBox:
- network interfaces
mgmt*
: used for management (Ansible) access; must define MAC and IP address - network interfaces
lan*
: used for BGP routing; must define MAC address - network interface
lo
: must define the IP address to announce over BGP, also serves as router ID
For virtual machines, network interfaces should be named as in the hypervisor. In Proxmox, this is typically net*
.
MAC addresses are used to rename interfaces in the host OS. Prefix for the management IP address should define the gateway
custom field.
For Windows hosts the platform must be defined in NetBox to configure connection parameters.
Run
Create a read-only token in NetBox. Define required variables:
export NETBOX_API=<url>
export NETBOX_TOKEN=<token>
Run one-off tasks with (add --key-file
or other options as necessary):
ansible -m ping 'server-*'
Run a playbook with:
ansible-playbook setup.yml -l 'server-*'