73K prefixes?

John Caruso caruso at cnet.com
Wed Oct 8 01:42:28 UTC 1997


> anyone else seeing this?
> 
> BGP table version is 7270729, main routing table version 7270729
> 73487 network entries (235540/419163 paths) using 21848380 bytes of memory
> 15689 BGP path attribute entries using 2281792 bytes of memory
> 10269 BGP route-map cache entries using 164304 bytes of memory
> 19134 BGP filter-list cache entries using 306144 bytes of memory

UUNET was injecting bogus routes into the routing tables (check through
a show ip bgp listing for 128.1, 128.2...).  The routes were being picked
up and redistributed by other ISPs as well.  They say they've withdrawn
all the routes now, and it will just take some time for the entries to
age out of the tables.

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