Internet topology resources

Thu Apr 26 20:35:08 UTC 2018

No. Visualizing AS paths, as such, is not planned within the scope of my 
thesis :)

However, I'm really interested in getting an accurate snapshot of the 
current Internet's AS-level topology. The topology-related data 
ThousandEyes collects would fit my needs perfectly. If anyone may be 
able to provide similar data for academic research purposes I would 
really appreciate receiving a mail.

Best regards,

Lars
Am 26.04.18 um 20:33 schrieb Timothy Manito:
> Is this some sort of BGP AS Path Visualization like what ThousandEyes 
> are doing?
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> -------- Original Message --------
> On Apr 26, 2018, 4:46 PM, Lars Prehn < lprehn at inet.tu-berlin.de> wrote:
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>
>     Hi all,
>
>     two quick questions:
>
>     Is there any way to retrieve BGP data (e.g. table dumps, updates,
>     ...)
>     such that i.) the data is not already available in the RIPE RIS,
>     Routeviews, PCH, Isolario, or BGPmon projects and ii.) it is not
>     necessary to query a Looking Glass to death (e.g. get all
>     neighbors, for
>     each neighbor get all prefixes, for each prefix get all
>     announcements)?
>
>     Are there any traceroute (or related) projects that currently
>     still make
>     their data publically available except for MLAB, RIPE Atlas,
>     Caida, the
>     Bismark Projekt, the portolan project?
>
>
>     In addition, if you know somebody that knows somebody (...) that
>     probably might be capable of giving me access to an IXP Route Server
>     dump, a set of traceroutes that is not published publically yet, or
>     something related I would *really* appreciate if you could forward me
>     the contact! :) All data is supposed to be used in a research
>     context,
>     more specific my master thesis, therefore I would also accept
>     annonymized data as long as it still contains useful topology
>     information.
>
>     Best regards,
>
>     Lars
>