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use that for irrfilter mode.
hints from theo a year ago, code by me a year ago, ok claudio a year ago
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in an easily parseable form. This output can be used to implement SNMP MIBs
or rrdtool/mrtg update scripts. OK henning@
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mostly from rivo nurges <rix@estpak.ee>, ok claudio
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generates bgpd filter rules from the Internet Routing Registry aka IRR aka
the aut-num, as-set and route objects in the RIPE, ARIN, APNIC ... databases
accessed via whois, using the Routing Policy Specificaion Language RPSL.
implement the whois query interface, an RPSL parser (of course only the
parts we need), recursive as-set resolver, prefixes per AS lookup,
and an ouput module to make up the rules.
work in progress, not ready for general consumption yet.
import agreed by theo & claudio
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in: show the unfiltered input of a neighbor aka adj-rib-in
out: show only the prefixes that are sent to a specified neighbor (adj-rib-out)
neighbor <IP>: limit the output of the command to prefixes sent by the
specified neighbor
OK henning@ manpage with help by jmc@ but the show rib section needs some
rework because it starts to be confusing. Actually the parser needs to get
smarter.
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format, intended for monitoring puposes. claudio ok
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or metrics. Requested by beck@ OK henning@
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as its address
so "bgpctl neighbor upstream1 clear" now works and you don't have to
remember IPs
claudio ok
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claudio ok
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OK henning@
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show commands are available. OK henning@
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RIB. OK henning@
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completely table driven and not wired into the action code like the
previous parser...
i wanted to do this for some time, and now it was just due.
ok claudio@
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