No. Visualizing AS paths, as such, is not planned within the scope of my
thesis :)
However, I'm really interested in getting an accurate snapshot of the
current Internet's AS-level topology. The topology-related data
ThousandEyes collects would fit my needs perfectly. If anyone may be
able to provide similar data for academic research purposes I would
really appreciate receiving a mail.
Best regards,
Lars
Am 26.04.18 um 20:33 schrieb Timothy Manito:
Is this some sort of BGP AS Path Visualization like what ThousandEyes
are doing?
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On Apr 26, 2018, 4:46 PM, Lars Prehn < lpr...@inet.tu-berlin.de> wrote:
Hi all,
two quick questions:
Is there any way to retrieve BGP data (e.g. table dumps, updates,
...)
such that i.) the data is not already available in the RIPE RIS,
Routeviews, PCH, Isolario, or BGPmon projects and ii.) it is not
necessary to query a Looking Glass to death (e.g. get all
neighbors, for
each neighbor get all prefixes, for each prefix get all
announcements)?
Are there any traceroute (or related) projects that currently
still make
their data publically available except for MLAB, RIPE Atlas,
Caida, the
Bismark Projekt, the portolan project?
In addition, if you know somebody that knows somebody (...) that
probably might be capable of giving me access to an IXP Route Server
dump, a set of traceroutes that is not published publically yet, or
something related I would *really* appreciate if you could forward me
the contact! :) All data is supposed to be used in a research
context,
more specific my master thesis, therefore I would also accept
annonymized data as long as it still contains useful topology
information.
Best regards,
Lars
