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08 ROUTING TESTS
01. Welcome to CustData
02. Access and Message Services
03. Navigation and Functionality
04. Usage Threshold Alerts
5. In the From field, select a remote Telstra Internet Direct
PoP from the list. Be sure to choose a remote PoP as your
local PoP may not detect a ‘routing loop’ caused by
incorrect router configuration.
The example in the figure below shows the BGP routing table
entries for the route to the ‘F’ root name server at 192.5.5.241.
The command executed on the route server was ‘show ip bgp
192.5.5.241’
6.In the To field, enter the IPv4 or IPv6 address that you
wish to trace or ping.
Figure 33. Diagnostic Toolkit BGP Route Output
7. Click on the Get Statistics button.
05. Reports
06. Access Control Lists
Your test results may take some time to come back, especially
if the test is made to a device that is not correctly configured.
07. Managing Your Routing
08.01.02 BGP Route Lookup
08. Routing Tests
Figure 32. Diagnostic Toolkit BGP Route lookup
08.01 How to test your routing
08.02 Common trace route results
09. Domain Name Service
10. Additional IP Address Services
The Route Lookup tool allows you to query TID’s BGP routing
tables. There are two query types:
11. Conclusion
· IP Route:
1. Log in to CustData.
2.Navigate to Support menu on the top right hand menu
and select Diagnostic Toolkit menu item.
3.On the Network Visibility tab, scroll down to BGP Route
Lookup section at the bottom of the screen.
4.In the Test Type field, select IP Address/prefix and in the
Test From field select the appropriate site to lookup from.
5.In the IP Address/AS-Path Regex field, enter an IPv4
or IPv6 address/route.
6. Click on Get Results button.
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· AS Path (regex):
1. Log in to CustData.
2.Navigate to Support menu on the top right hand menu
and select Diagnostic Toolkit menu item.
3.On the Network Visibility tab, scroll down to BGP Route
Lookup section at the bottom of the screen.
4.In the Test Type field, select AS-Path regex and in the
Test From field select the appropriate site to lookup from.
5.In the IP Address/AS-Path Regex field, enter an AS
number or regular expression to query the AS paths
in the BGP table.
6. Click on Get Results button.
The example below shows the output when querying the
BGP routing table for AS paths that terminate in ASN 3557.
The command executed on the route server was ‘show ip bgp
regexp _3557$’.