[j-nsp] advertised route count
Gary Tate
gtate at juniper.net
Fri Dec 19 15:49:45 EST 2003
If you want to do it from the cli you can use:
show route advertising bgp x.x.x.x extensive | grep Pref | Count
This matches on one line of the output so you can get the number of
routes without any subtraction.
To see installed routes you should use:
run show pfe route summary
IPv4 Route Tables:
Index Routes Size(b)
-------- ---------- ----------
Default 26 1857
1 4 281
MPLS Route Tables:
Index Routes Size(b)
-------- ---------- ----------
Default 10 707
IPV6 Route Tables:
Index Routes Size(b)
-------- ---------- ----------
Default 6 473
1 3 221
If you want to see routes from a particular protocol then the used next
hop is marked with a Active and you can match on that and count.
show route advertising bgp x.x.x.x extensive | grep <Active | Count
Gary
On Dec 19, 2003, at 11:30 AM, Jared Mauch wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 02:28:36PM -0500, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
>> Is there an easy way to obtain a count for the number of advertised
>> routes
>> on a specific peer? By easy I mean, easier than show route adv bgp
>> x.x.x.x |
>> count and then subtracting out the number of blank and header lines? I
>> don't see anything in show bgp neighbor, which is the logical place I
>> would assume this would be (right next to the Active prefixes and
>> Received
>> prefixes counts).
>>
>> Also, is there a command I just can't seem to find, or any plans to
>> add a
>> command under "show route" that matches only the paths selected "best"
>> and/or are installed for forwarding? "show route whatever | except \*"
>> works if you're fine with "terse", but not for much else.
>
> enterprises.2636.5.1.1.2.6.2.1
>
> is what you want. You also want recent software such as 6.0/6.1
> I seem to recall.
>
> - jared
>
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