[sidr] BBN rtr-server test endpoint
Andrew Chi <achi@bbn.com> Wed, 01 February 2012 22:53 UTC
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Subject: [sidr] BBN rtr-server test endpoint
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Quick announcement to any RTR client implementers: we just put up a public instance of BBN's RTR server, running synthetic data. rtr-test.bbn.com:12712 (vanilla TCP) Every 5 minutes it replaces its cache with a pseudo-random set of 10,000 valid (asn, prefix, prefix_length, max_length) tuples. Obviously not realistic, but it exercises nominal functionality. Email me and Dave Mandelberg <dmandelb@bbn.com> if you get a chance to try it or find anything funny. -Andrew
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