Hello,
We are running IX in India.Has some one written script for monitoring the
routes announcement from peers?If yes,would you like to share code with
me.It can be done via one script under the framework of RANCID.I want to
know difference of routes,which has been added or removed.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ajay Kumar
Ajay Kumar (joinajay1) writes:
Hello,
We are running IX in India.Has some one written script for monitoring the
routes announcement from peers?If yes,would you like to share code with
me.It can be done via one script under the framework of RANCID.I want to
know difference of routes,which has been added or removed.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ajay Kumar
Hi Ajay,
Are you running IOS, JunOS, something else ? You could do it
via Rancid, using *login scripts. But there are ways to do this using SNMP
and BGP mibs:
Free BGP4-MIB SNMP MIB Download - Free MIB Download - Search MIBs - OiDViEW
Cisco
Note that the network monitoring platform Observium has built-in
support for tracking BGP sessions.
Finally, another way to do this that could spare the CPU on on
your routers if you run this often would be to setup a peer running
Quagga (or BIRD) on a Linux/BSD host and run the monitoring there.
Cheers,
Phil
that will only provide the calculated prefix entries from the RIB, not the
received-routes from each host. I.e. it's not necessarily going to be 100%
accurate.
Nick