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‎README‎

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** mask2plen/addrmask2str:
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manipulate and print address/mask prefixes (as opposed to
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prefix/length prefixes).
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** str2id/id2str/pfx2str/str2pfx:
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** str2id/id2str/pfx2str/str2pfx:
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convert between string and long representations of IP
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addresses/prefixes.
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the standard 11.22.33.44.55.66 -> 112.233.445.566
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mapping).
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** int2xxx:
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** int2xxx:
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given an integer, return a string representation in base
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xxx.
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** str2xxx:
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** str2xxx:
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given a string (ie. packed binary data a la the 'struct'
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module), return a string representation in base xxx.
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** prtxxx:
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** prtxxx:
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print the string representation, taking care of wrapping
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and prepending a prefix to each line.
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then dump and/or print it accordingly. All listeners support 4
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verbosity options:
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** quiet (-q):
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** quiet (-q):
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output nothing.
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** default:
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** default:
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output human readable parsing of protocol messages.
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** verbose (-v):
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** verbose (-v):
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in addition to default, output significant chunks of
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messages in binary/hex.
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** very verbose (-V):
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** very verbose (-V):
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in addition to above, output results/parameters of
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recvMsg(), parseMsg(), sendMsg() (mostly for debugging
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provides support for reading and writing MRTD format log files
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in 3 formats:
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** PROTOCOL_BGP:
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default for the BGP module; slightly extended to allow
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messages other than UPDATEs to be dumped.
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** PROTOCOL_BGP4MP:
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** PROTOCOL_BGP4MP:
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alternative BGP dump format used by Zebra. Contains
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hacks to work around problems in Zebra dumps (v0.89 and
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0.91a).
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** PROTOCOL_ISIS:
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** PROTOCOL_ISIS:
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non-standard homegrown format for dumping ISIS messages.
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It provides a class to wrap up dealing with reading and writing
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if message-to-read:
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Isis.parseMsg()
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else: ## we need to transmit one or more packets
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else: ## we need to transmit one or more packets
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for-each adjacency:
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if required:
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transmit ISIS HELLO
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This module implements the OSPF listener, blah, as for the ISIS
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module :)
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3.2. Utilities
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4. References
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BGP: "BGP4: Inter-domain routing in the Internet" John W. Stewart III
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RFC 1771 (base)
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RFC 1965 (confederations)
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RFC 1771 (base)
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RFC 1965 (confederations)
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RFC 1966 (route reflectors)
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RFC 1997 (communities)
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RFC 2283, RFC 2858 (multi-protocol extensions)
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ISIS: RFC 1142 (OSI ISO ISIS)
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RFC 1195 (IP extensions)
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RFC 2763 (Dynamic hostname TLV)
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http://www.gated.org/
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http://www.gated.org/
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GateD public release v3.5.11 (the last to support ISIS,
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and then only on NetBSD)
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http://www.rware.demon.co.uk/isis.htm
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5. To do
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** ext timestamp support is ugly -- should push into common header
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** bgp: support KEEPALIVEs for robustness

‎README.mrtd‎

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PyRT: Python Routeing Toolkit
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Documents the MRTD formats used by PyRT (and other MRT utilities)
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Copyright (C) 2001 Richard Mortier <mort@sprintlabs.com>, Sprint ATL
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=====================================================================
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+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
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| TIME (s) |
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+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
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| MRT TYPE | MRT SUBTYPE |
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| MRT TYPE | MRT SUBTYPE |
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+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
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| MESSAGE LENGTH (octets) |
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+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
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| < type specific header -- see below >
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+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ ... ... ... ...
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2: PREF_UPDATE -- (T,L,V) prefs. followed by raw update
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3: STATE_CHANGE -- state change
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4: SYNC -- ???
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‎README.rv‎

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The subtype is the MRTD BGP4/BGP4MP/BGP4PY subtype value.
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