BGPCheck


BGPCheck compares the data in BGP routing updates with information registered for the routes in the Routing Arbiter Database. The software also flags prefixes that are reserved by RFC1597. BGPCheck operates on machine parseable ASCII output produced by route_btoa. See CiscoCheck for more information

Synopsis

bgpcheck ascii_input_file

Description

The following command records BGP routing updates with enss131 in the file binary_data. sbgp -o /tmp/binary_data -v AS185 ens131.t3.ans.net AS690

The following command converts the binary data to machine parseable ASCII. route_btoa -m -i /tmp/binary_data > sample_data

Finally, the following command checks the machine parseable
> bgpcheck sample_data

BGP Peering session with enss131 established.
199.48.38/24    [AS1798] 185 3561 1239 1798 
204.27.190/24   [AS1800] 185 3561 1239 1798 
204.89.128/24   [AS1800] 185 3561 1239 1798 
205.143.224/24  [AS1800] 185 3561 1239 1798 
205.167.4/24    [AS1800] 185 3561 1239 1798 
205.167.156/24  [AS1800] 185 3561 1239 1798 
192.103.98/24   [AS1800] 185 3561 1239 1790 3336 
193.64.2/24     [AS790] 185 3561 1239 1790 3336 
193.184.78/24   [AS719] 185 3561 1239 1790 3336 
193.184.207/24  [AS719] 185 3561 1239 1790 3336 
193.184.211/24  [AS719] 185 3561 1239 1790 3336 
193.185.184/24  [AS719] 185 3561 1239 1790 3336 
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