BGPmon is a next generation tool that monitors BGP routing information in real-time. BGPmon gathers BGP data from connected peers and provide realtime routing information in various formats, like XML.
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You can find the currect code spanshot at: https://github.com/CSUNetSec/bgpmon
Check out our youtube video on how to interact with the BGPMon.io archive. It offers data in MRT, JSON and Protobuf as well as statistics.
Feel free to get data and send us suggestions on the API and functionality that you would like us to implement!
The code can be clined using git from https://github.com/CSUNetSec/bgparchive and the protocol buffer specification from
https://github.com/CSUNetSec/netsec-protobufs.
The Network Security group at Colorado State University offers you a sneak peek in the new BGPMon 8.0-dev codebase. This is a COMPLETE rewrite that will offer a new and novel way to monitor your BGP data and get insights on them.
The Network Security group at Colorado State University has released BGPmon 7.4. This version enhances and stabilizes the module responsible for translating MRT or BGP into XML.
This release of BGPmon contains the following improvements and bug fixes:
There will be a planned outage starting 3:30pm MST on Tuesday, April 8th for planned hardware checks and maintenance. The outage will affect the live streams and the archive will be unavailable. All services should be available by 5:30pm MST.
The Network Security group at Colorado State University has released BGPmon 7.3.4. This version enhances and stabilizes the module responsible for translating MRT or BGP into XML.
An upgrade to 7.3.4 is recommended
if you are peering BGPmon to a router or if you have an incoming MRT stream. Click here to download the newest version.
This version enhances many components of BGPmon including:
An upgrade to 7.3.3 is recommended
as this enhances the usability for MRT and XML data, and improves the reliability of Chaining and Client connections. Please visit download page to upgrade.
The Network Security group at Colorado State University has released BGPmon 7.3.2. This version enhances stability of socket operations inside the MRT module.
If MRT data is being utilized, an upgrade to 7.3.2 is recommended. The newest version may be downloaded at download.