How big is the global BGP table running these days?
100K? 110K? Bigger?
-Rob
without filtering?
about 135k prefies last i checked.
Hi, Rob.
] How big is the global BGP table running these days?
I'm seeing an average of around 115K prefixes. The delta isn't very
high. You can see some data here:
Thanks,
Rob.
How big is the global BGP table running these days?
100K? 110K? Bigger?-Rob
It has been growing slowly :
From here :
http://www.multicasttech.com/status/index.html
http://www.multicasttech.com/status/bgp.plot
113,226 routes
AS1221 Telstra 132191
AS4637 Reach 112334
AS286 KPNQwest 111398
AS6447 Route-Views.Oregon-ix.net 119900
Regards
Marshall Eubanks
It has been growing slowly :
http://bgp.nu/~mak/cengiz.pdf
[ courtesy: 54th IETF ptomaine minutes ]
Just see *slide 4* and *slide 5* to see the trend in
the growth. It grows but slower when compared to
trends before december 2000.
Hmm.
We don't filter, and
112942 network entries and 391859 paths using 25288182 bytes of memory
it appears to depend upon which hemisphere you get transit in 
Steve
We don't filter either and...
117800 network entries and 339843 paths using 23660948 bytes of memory
"about 135k prefixes last i checked." is not what we see here from any of our upstreams.
-Robert
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I was going off my data analysis of
route-views data.
wc -l oix.home_as.out
135949 oix.home_as.out
this file has prefix:home_asn
(where home_asn is the last asn in the as_path. prefixes
with inconsistent home_as will appear twice. this may be cause of some
of your confusion. eliminating those brings it to 120131 prefixes)
- jared