Hi Ondrej + Ondrej,
Sorry for going quiet for a while. I can probably send an actual patch in a
couple of days; is there anything I can do make things easier?
Also, is there an indent command I can run to align my spacing with all the
other code in the project? :)
Thanks
Andrew Francis |
On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 09:16:59PM -0800, Andrew Francis wrote:
> Thanks Ondrej,
>
> That query does seem to return all the routes of interest, but it takes a
> long time (many seconds per query). I'm guessing it's not FIB accelerated?
That is true, "show route where 192.168.168.168 ~ net" just a
Thanks Ondrej,
That query does seem to return all the routes of interest, but it takes a
long time (many seconds per query). I'm guessing it's not FIB accelerated?
One of the things we're doing is script-driven bulk data collection, so we
probably want something faster. (We have about 50 million
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On 23.1.2015 06:40, Andrew Francis wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hi Andrew,
thank you for your e-mail. But isn't this command doing what you
require:
bird> show route where 192.168.168.168 ~ net
?
Ondrej
>
> Twitch's network operations depar
As an option to "show route", I would use this.
Thanks,
Chris
On Thu, 22 Jan 2015, Andrew Francis wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> Twitch's network operations department uses BIRD as a centralized looking
> glass. It's a BGP route reflector that is peered with all our border
> routers. Staff use the route re
Hi,
Twitch's network operations department uses BIRD as a centralized looking
glass. It's a BGP route reflector that is peered with all our border
routers. Staff use the route reflector to inspect how a destination network
can be reached from our different points-of-presence.
Some peers will ad
