ipset-based routing

ipset-based routing

[Dash Four]

Has something like this been attempted before?

I am about to start some work towards integrating ipsets in iproute and 
I am wondering whether something like this has been attempted or even 
done before so that I don't reinvent the wheel again? Thanks a lot.

Re: ipset-based routing

[Remy Mudingay]

Oops, ignore my previous email. It seems that a patch exists for ip
route add .. for matching against ipsets.

https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/3/93

Regards

On 27 April 2013 22:09, Dash Four <mr.dash.four@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Has something like this been attempted before?
>
> I am about to start some work towards integrating ipsets in iproute and I am
> wondering whether something like this has been attempted or even done before
> so that I don't reinvent the wheel again? Thanks a lot.
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Re: ipset-based routing

[Dash Four]

Remy Mudingay wrote:
> Hi Dash,
>
> This has already been integrated with iproute2. TC (traffic control) 
> can now match IPsets through the ematch classifier.
> There are a few examples  around including documentation provided in 
> the iproute2 source package.
> TC support was added in Kernel versions 3.7.
I am aware of all that since I was involved in testing this feature 
before it became main stream. My question was about using ipsets in 
routing, not traffic shaping.

Re: ipset-based routing

[Dash Four]

Remy Mudingay wrote:
> Oops, ignore my previous email. It seems that a patch exists for ip
> route add .. for matching against ipsets.
>
> https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/3/93
>   
That seems quite an old patch (kernel 2.6.27) and is based on ipset 4.5 
which is archaic, but thanks for the link anyway.