You (or anyone else) are welcome to pick up the bgp view from here at
http://www.multicasttech.com/status/bgp.full.gz
It's updated every 6 hours.
Regards
Marshall
On Mar 5, 2006, at 4:38 PM, Edward B. DREGER wrote:
Greetings all,
The fuss over shim6, routing table size, and long-prefix PI space
has intrigued me. I've started analyzing some [simulated] FIBs and
believe I may have found something interesting. In the name of
statistical sampling, I'd like to analyze some other [simulated]
FIBs from different BGP views.
Would anyone be interested in donating "show ip bgp" output? I
assume most people are familiar with script(1), but will mention it
here, in passing, "just in case". Compressed via bzip2 or rzip
strongly preferred; there's a reason I'm not keen to try this on
public route servers. ;-)
Email is fine for up to a few megabytes. If anyone feels like
sending output from so many routers that even a compressed tarball
exceeds that, ping me to set up an FTP drop.
Network topology and size matter not. "The more the merrier" when
it comes to data analysis. :-)
TIA,
Eddy
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