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core01.nue.as202427.net.yml
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# The public Autonomous System Number of the border router that this
# configuration is running on.
asn: 202427
# A unique identifer of this router, known as the "router ID". This is often an
# IP address of the border router, as it's thought to be unique.
router_id: '194.36.144.215'
# The ISO 3166-1 country code of where the border router is operating. This is
# used for BGP community support.
region_id: 276 # DEU
# A unique identifer of which physical site of the ASN the border router is
# operating in. This is used for BGP community support.
site_id: 2
# The preferred source address of prefixes learned on export from the Kernel.
# Used in source address selection for outgoing packets. Has to be one of the IP
# addresses of the router. More information can be found in:
# https://bird.network.cz/?get_doc&v=20&f=bird-6.html
preferred_source:
v6: '2a03:4000:4d:fe1::'
# The prefixes being originated by this router
originations:
v6:
- '2a0e:97c0:5b0::/44'
# Prefixes that should never be announced. Often IXP ranges should be placed
# here to avoid leaking them to the world.
blacklist:
v6:
- '2001:7f8:d9::/48+' # SBIX Europe, Switzerland, Zurich
- '2001:7f8:d0::/48+' # 4IXP Europe, Switzerland, Zurich
- '2001:7f8:ca::/48+' # FogIXP Europe, Switzerland, Avers
- '2001:7F8:13::/48+' # NL-IX Europe, Netherlands, Amsterdam
- '2a0c:3b80:4040:4649::/64+' # IXP HEL Europe, Finland, Helsinki
- '2001:7f8:d0:4649::/64+' # IXP HEL Europe, Finland, Helsinki
- '2a0c:3b80:4040:5553::/64+' # IXP LEN North America, United States, Fremont
- '2001:7f8:d0:5553::/64+' # IXP LEN North America, United States, Fremont
- '2a0c:3b80:4040:4742::/64+' # IXP LON Europe, United Kingdom, London
- '2001:7f8:d0:4742::/64+' # IXP LON Europe, United Kingdom, London
- '2001:7f8:d0:4c49::/64+' # IXP VAD Europe, Liechtenstein, Vaduz
- '2001:7f8:d0:4652::/64+' # IXP VAD Europe, Liechtenstein, Vaduz
- '2a0c:3b80:4040:4652::/64+' # IXP VAD Europe, Liechtenstein, Vaduz
- '2001:7f8:cc::/48+' # CH-IX Europe, Switzerland, Frauenfeld
- '2001:7f8:f2::/48+' # LocIX Europe, Germany, Frankfurt
# Define any static routes that you would like to define in BIRD here.
# If you're originating routes on this BIRD instance that aren't learned
# elsewhere, you'll need to add "unreachable" static routes in order for them
# to be originated.
static_routes:
v6:
- '2a0e:97c0:5b0::/44 unreachable'
# The RPKI RTR address and port for dropping RPKI invalids.
rpki:
host: 'core01.nue.as202427.net'
port: 8282
bgp:
# Upstreams are BGP sessions that give you a full table and you want to
# announce your own originations and customer prefixes to.
# upstreams:
# sessions:
# - description: 'Route64 via Tunnel'
# asn: 212895
# local:
# v6: '2a0f:5707:abf8:144::2'
# remote:
# v6: '2a0f:5707:abf8:144::1'
# Telemetry sessions can be used to track the flow of packets across the
# network. In this case, we're using pmacctd as outlined in
# https://brooks.sh/2019/11/17/network-flow-analysis-with-prometheus.
telemetries:
sessions:
- description: 'pmacctd'
asn: 202427
# An alias can be used to create a custom name for the BIRD BGP session.
alias: 'pmacctd'
# Route reflectors allow you to advertise iBGP learned routes to peers.
route_reflector: true
local:
v4: '127.0.0.1'
remote:
# A port can be used if BGP needs to be established over something
# other than the default of 179.
port: 180
v4: '127.0.0.2'
# With a looking glass session, you pass a full table to the looking glass so
# that external users can debug paths in your network. We do not accept any
# prefixes from looking glasses.
looking_glasses:
sessions:
# - description: 'NLNOG RING'
# asn: 199036
# multihop: true
# local:
# v6: '2a09:4c0:100:2d88::8964'
# remote:
# v6: '2001:888:2001::130'
- description: 'Radar by Qrator'
asn: 197068
multihop: true
md5: qrator
local:
v6: '194.36.144.215'
remote:
v6: '178.248.237.29'
- description: 'Securebit Route Collector'
asn: 44393
multihop: true
md5: TCl2Koo9xWhq7rj
local:
v6: '2a03:4000:4d:fe1::'
remote:
v6: '2a01:4f8:c17:ec87::310c:46de'
# A core router session is just an iBGP session (a BGP session where both
# peers share the same ASN).
cores:
sessions:
- description: 'FRA 01 / DE 01'
asn: 202427
alias: 'ixp_fra_01'
route_reflector: true
local:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:1::'
remote:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:2::'
- description: 'ZHR 01 / CH 01'
asn: 202427
alias: 'ixp_zhr_01'
route_reflector: true
local:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:1::'
remote:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:3::'
- description: 'ZHR 02 / CH 02'
asn: 202427
alias: 'ixp_zhr_02'
route_reflector: true
local:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:1::'
remote:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:4::'
- description: 'MIL 01 / IT 01'
asn: 202427
alias: 'ixp_mil_01'
route_reflector: true
local:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:1::'
remote:
v6: '2a0e:97c0:5b2:5::'
# peers:
# defaults:
# local:
# v6: '2a03:4000:4d:fe1::'
# sessions:
# - description: 'MIL 01 / IT 01'
# asn: 202427
# alias: 'ixp_mil_01'
# local:
# v6: '10.0.2.2'
# remote:
# v6: '10.0.3.1'