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Route Server?
Cheesewaffle
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HI all,
I have just been to this site
traceroute.org
and I have been introduced to a "route server". I logged on to one via SSH and the interface seemed like that of a router, it has lots of BGP routes. But when I issued the command, show IP interface brief, all it had was on fast Ethernet port. Was it a router? Or a server? Im confused....
Cheers
I have just been to this site
traceroute.org
and I have been introduced to a "route server". I logged on to one via SSH and the interface seemed like that of a router, it has lots of BGP routes. But when I issued the command, show IP interface brief, all it had was on fast Ethernet port. Was it a router? Or a server? Im confused....
Cheers
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ColbyG
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Those are "looking glasses". They're public on the internet so people can look at the BGP table. A lot of them are Cisco 7200s, some are Quagga servers, some are other stuff. -
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That is awesome. I allready clocked the looking glass sites out there for reviewing BGP paths and info. I didn't relealise you could connect to some of the routers and issues "show" commands.Those are "looking glasses". They're public on the internet so people can look at the BGP table. A lot of them are Cisco 7200s, some are Quagga servers, some are other stuff.
The tiscali router seems to offer a good range of commands, ie not locked down to much.Blog : http://www.caerffili.co.uk/
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