Update on May 8 2024: Maintenance is complete and archive is back in production.
We will be installing an upgraded NIC in archive.routeviews.org on 8 May. We expect the outage to be less than one hour.
Please contact help @ routeviews.org if you have questions.
Update on 7 May: stream.routeviews.org is back in service and the maintenance is complete.
There will be a short outage on stream.routeviews.org (aka rvdb) on 7 May to upgrade the network interface card. We expect less than an hour to complete the maintenace.
Please contact help @ routeviews.org if you have questions.
Update 06 May 2024: The 25Gbps network interface was successfully installed and archive2 is back in service.
archive2.routeviews.org will have a new network interface installed during maintenance between 6 and 7 May, 2024.
If you need MRT files during the brief outage, please consider using archive.routeviews.org which offers rsync and HTTP access to the same MRT archive files.
If you have questions, contact us at help @ routeviews.org
RIB dumps from 2024-04-17 20:00 until 2024-04-23 20:00 were not collected due to a resource exhaustion problem. The RIB dumps for this period are not able to be recovered. We’ve implemented a mitigation for this problem so future RIB dumps should be collected.
The route-views.sg collector is due for replacement in the coming weeks and we are working with our partners to coordinate this maintenance.
Please contact help @ routeviews.org if you have any questions.
RouteViews (AS 6447) will be in Bangkok, Thailand at APRICOT 2024. The Peering Personals event is on 28 February and starts at 18:30. Come find us!
https://2024.apricot.net/program/peering-personals
We can always be reached at help @ routeviews.org
We are hiring a full-time network engineer and peering coordinator. Please share this post with your friends and if you are interested in working on the RouteViews project, we encourage you to apply:
https://careers.uoregon.edu/en-us/job/533218/routeviews-network-engineer-and-peering-coordinator
Route Views staff will be attending Peering Asia in Seoul, South Korea. We will give a short update on the Route Views project to share what we’ve been working on. Hope to see you there!
We have deployed a new collector at the PIT CL exchange, Santiago, Chile, hosted by PIT Chile.
pit.scl.routeviews.org is now accepting peers. If you would like to participate by contributing your routes, please submit a peering request.
We prefer FULL TABLE export if possible, and filter out RFC1918, NULL routes, and DEFAULT route.
Our peering details can be found at:
http://www.peeringdb.com/view.php?asn=6447
RouteViews has been a member of the Internet community for over 20 years. RouteViews operates data collectors throughout the world, and provides support to researchers and operators. Collectors serve as real-time operational tools, as well as data sources for the RouteViews central data archive. RouteViews data provides a significant source of information to the network community for the study of global routing dynamics.
Our success depends upon the cooperative spirit and generosity of our peers, associates, and members of the network community. RouteViews would like to thank PIT Chile for their support in establishing this collector on PIT CL Santiago, as well as the support of the members of the exchange community.
Additional resources related to this collector can be found here:
{rsync,http,ftp}://archive.routeviews.org/pit.scl/bgpdata/
For additional information, please contact help@routeviews.org.
RouteViews AS6447
https://www.routeviews.org/
https://archive.routeviews.org/
Email:help@routeviews.org
We have deployed a new collector at the Pacific Wave exchange, Los Angeles, California, hosted by CENIC.
pacwave.lax.routeviews.org is now accepting peers. If you would like to participate by contributing your routes, please submit a peering request.
We prefer FULL TABLE export if possible, and filter out RFC1918, NULL routes, and DEFAULT route.
Our peering details can be found at:
http://www.peeringdb.com/view.php?asn=6447
RouteViews has been a member of the Internet community for over 20 years. RouteViews operates data collectors throughout the world, and provides support to researchers and operators. Collectors serve as real-time operational tools, as well as data sources for the RouteViews central data archive. RouteViews data provides a significant source of information to the network community for the study of global routing dynamics.
Our success depends upon the cooperative spirit and generosity of our peers, associates, and members of the network community. RouteViews would like to thank CENIC for their support in establishing this collector on Pacific Wave, as well as the support of the members of the Pacific Wave community.
Additional resources related to this collector can be found here:
{rsync,http,ftp}://archive.routeviews.org/pacwave.lax/bgpdata/
For additional information, please contact help@routeviews.org.
RouteViews AS6447
https://www.routeviews.org/
https://archive.routeviews.org/
Email:help@routeviews.org
