Internet2 Network Security SIG

[Mingwei Zhang <>]

On the topic of BGP data sources, BGPStream from CAIDA/UCSD is BGP 
data
service that are currently available. It actually collects data 
from
multiple sources.
http://bgpstream.caida.org/data

BGPmon from Colorado State is another one that provides real-time 
BGP feed.
https://www.bgpmon.io/

- Mingwei

Andrew Gallo 
<>
 writes:

> Greetings:
>
> Good was good seeing everyone face to face today- some very 
> interesting
> discussions.
>
> For those organizations not currently monitoring prefixes, it 
> seems that
> BGPmon and 1000Eyes are the two services that are available
>
> https://bgpmon.net/
> https://www.thousandeyes.com/solutions/bgp-and-route-monitoring
>
> BGPmon was purchased by OpenDNS, which was then purchased by 
> Cisco, now
> branded as Cisco Umbrella.  There is a free tier for monitoring 
> 5 prefixes.
>
> There was also a project run out of UCLA, Cyclops, though that 
> no longer
> appears to be active.
>
> There are other services that collect routing data- RouteViews 
> is the
> canonical example, but there's a new one, Isolario 
> (https://www.isolario.it/).
> Neither provide prefix monitoring, but they do make data 
> available.  Packet
> Clearing House (PCH) is another, though it seems the MRT files 
> there are
> over 3 months old.  Not sure what the status of this 
> organization is.
>
> Thanks.