Hi Glenn, There is also bird-snmp-agent that works with LibreNMS out of the box if you are looking for something quick.
While I am not sure who the original author was as there were multiple copies of the package on both web and github - I've added support for bird2 and some quality (or so I like to think) documentation. https://github.com/mikenowak/bird-snmp-agent The only caveat is that IPv6 BGP sessions can not be currently monitored, as BGP4-MIB does not have support for IPv6. I've researched a possibility to include support for BGP4-V2-MIB which includes IPv6 peers support, but at the time we had limited interest in IPv6 - so that never got done. I also recall that there were changes required to LibreNMS to get BGP4-V2-MIB working. If you are not necessary limited to Nagios (Barry's reply) or LibreNMS (the above) then you may also consider prometheus exporter for bird by Daniel Czerwonk - https://github.com/czerwonk/bird_exporter HTH, Michal ----- On May 22, 2019, at 7:26 AM, Glenn Peace gtpe...@nic.cr wrote: > Good afternoon everyone, > > I hope this message finds you well. > > We would like to monitor the BGP session stablished by our BIRD Route server > with monitoring tools like Nagios or LibreNMS. > > I’ve found a couple email threads indicating this was not directly available a > couple years ago. > > On the other hand, some web sites suggest tools for this purpose, but I’m u > sure > if they are reliable. > > Is this now available with BIRD? Or, can you suggest a tool for this? > > Best, > > N I C . C R > Glenn Peace > Sr. Network Engineer > gtpe...@nic.cr
