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   * {{:cobgp:cogui.pl|GUI code}} (Perl for quagga)   * {{:cobgp:cogui.pl|GUI code}} (Perl for quagga)
   * {{:cobgp:monitorco.pl|monitor}} (Perl. Can be used with Asterisk, GnuGK, Cisco (you can use Cisco for CO-BGP instead of quagga), Yate. Can be easily extended.)   * {{:cobgp:monitorco.pl|monitor}} (Perl. Can be used with Asterisk, GnuGK, Cisco (you can use Cisco for CO-BGP instead of quagga), Yate. Can be easily extended.)
-  * {{:cobgp:monitorco.tcl|monitor}} (TCL, can be run by Embedded Event Manager (EEM)) [[Cisco TCL/EEM mini-howto]]+  * {{:cobgp:monitorcobgp.tcl|monitorcobgp}} (TCL, can be run by Embedded Event Manager (EEM)) [[.:cisco_tcl_eem|Cisco TCL/EEM mini-howto]] (older version {{:cobgp:monitorco.tcl|monitor}})
   * {{:cobgp:chf.agi|CHF code}}  (Perl. The code implements the lookup function and the "glue" to make it work with Asterisk.) Note: You must also have the monitor script (the previous bullet) running with subroutine write_plaintext. It will populate an intermediate CO-table (at the moment a plain text file "COtable.txt", you can easily make it use a database also). The CHF will use the intermediate table instead of the CO-BGP table directly (Option 6).   * {{:cobgp:chf.agi|CHF code}}  (Perl. The code implements the lookup function and the "glue" to make it work with Asterisk.) Note: You must also have the monitor script (the previous bullet) running with subroutine write_plaintext. It will populate an intermediate CO-table (at the moment a plain text file "COtable.txt", you can easily make it use a database also). The CHF will use the intermediate table instead of the CO-BGP table directly (Option 6).
   * {{:cobgp:routecall.zip|CHF code}} (C. Implements the lookup function, as well as Asterisk FastAGI "bindings".). Note: You must also have the monitor script (the previous bullet) running with subroutine write_plaintext. It will populate an intermediate CO-table (at the moment a plain text file "COtable.txt", you can easily make it use a database also). The CHF will use the intermediate table instead of the CO-BGP table directly.   * {{:cobgp:routecall.zip|CHF code}} (C. Implements the lookup function, as well as Asterisk FastAGI "bindings".). Note: You must also have the monitor script (the previous bullet) running with subroutine write_plaintext. It will populate an intermediate CO-table (at the moment a plain text file "COtable.txt", you can easily make it use a database also). The CHF will use the intermediate table instead of the CO-BGP table directly.
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