[c-nsp] BGP Simulator - world feed

[Jason Lewis]

I talked to Dan Massey previously about BGPMon and he's confident it 
would do something like this.  I haven't been able to get the code to 
actually test it out, you may have better luck. 
http://bgpmon.netsec.colostate.edu/

I've looked for a tool that would do similar work. I'd like to take a 
BGP dump and put it on a test network for testing large *real world* 
route tables in a environment I could reproduce.  I haven't had much 
luck. Most tools are designed to pull out the route table, not many have 
the ability to pull one in.  I ended up writing some huge route add 
statements and peering with a box with a full table of static routes... 
It's messy and more trouble than it was worth.

jas

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>     configure to connect to our bgp core as a peer, which will suck down a full
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