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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical RE: Router Servers in a lab
Hi I'm using mrtd for this purpose exactly. To begin with, I wrote small PERL script (route_stoa.pl) which takes "show ip bgp" output of cisco router (default free, found in the internet) and convert it to mrtd ASCII format. Then I patched the route_atob (route_atob.c) of mrtd package to read this file. I used sbgp to inject the full table into my router. Assuming that the "show ip bgp" dump file is ASproc.pl (this is actually the name I found it), the command should be (after trimming ASproc so only pure table exist): gunzip --stdout ASproc.pl | route_stoa.pl -i stdin -o stdout | route_atob -i stdin -o stdout | sbgp -i stdin .... Good luck Best Regards, Yosi Yarchi KereniX Data-Aware Optical NetworksTM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Yosi Yarchi http://www.kerenix.com Phone: +972-3-9050783 Mobile: 972-58-512783 Fax: +972-3-9347720 mailto:[email protected] > 70 Pinsker St., Petach-Tikva 49221 ISRAEL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ > -----Original Message----- > From: mike harrison [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wed, April 11, 2001 6:27 AM > To: Barrie Jones > Cc: Perry Jannette; Nanog1 > Subject: Re: Router Servers in a lab > > > > > i like mrtd better anyway, since it has the bgpsim tool. > it allows you > > to withdraw and announce routes to simulate flapping. has > frequency, > > jitter, all that fun stuff. > > (see www.mrtd.net) > > Downloading.... :) --Thanks > >
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