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Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 15:01:42 +1000
To: apops(a)whois.apnic.net
From: Philip Smith
Subject: [apops] AP routing table analysis
Cc: bgp-stats(a)whois.apnic.net
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Hello Everyone,
As has been presented at the last two IEPG meetings I have been doing some
work with APNIC which involves analysing the Internet Routing table as seen
on the APNIC routers.
The project has been running informally since March of this year, and I now
feel it is an appropriate time to widen the audience who are aware of this
work, and to make you aware of some of the initial results.
APNIC receive the full Internet routing table at their NSPIXP2 location in
Japan. The analysis work basically takes a daily snapshot of this full
routing table at 4am GMT+10 hours and then separates out the announcements
according to several programmed criteria. These criteria include
information such as the number of prefixes and ASes which are being used in
this region from APNIC allocatable space.
The daily statistics are available on the APNIC web site, at the URL:
http://www.apnic.net/stats/bgp
both in graphical and textual format.
The daily text is also sent by e-mail to the bgp-stats(a)lists.apnic.net
mailing list. To subscribe to the list, please send e-mail to
majordomo(a)lists.apnic.net, and put the words "subscribe bgp-stats" in the
body of the mail message.
I plan to start posting a weekly message to the apops(a)lists.apnic.net
mailing list. If you are not on this list (which is the Asia Pacific
Operations list, equivalent to the North American NANOG list, or European
EOF list), you can subscribe through the APNIC majordomo system as
referenced above ("subscribe apops"), or view the archive referenced from
the APNIC web pages.
All feedback and comments are welcome. With APNIC's help I am working on
the next phase of the analysis system which includes more information and
better graphical presentation.
Acknowledgements: Thanks are due to APNIC for allowing me access to their
equipment to run this project, and for their support. Thanks especially are
due to Bruce Campbell for building and maintaining the web pages.
Best wishes!
philip
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