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Unless you really know what you are doing don't fool around with bgp in a live environment. That is unless you want the entire internet to route through your connection. and remember filter.. I say again filter,filter filter <br />
<a href="http://www.bgpmon.net/how-the-internet-in-australia-went-down-under/" rel="ugc">http://www.bgpmon.net/how-the-internet-in-australia-went-down-under/</a>
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Unless you really know what you are doing don't fool around with bgp in a live environment. That is unless you want the entire internet to route through your connection. and remember filter.. I say again filter,filter filter
http://www.bgpmon.net/how-the-internet-in-australia-went-down-under/ [http://www.bgpmon.net/how-the-internet-in-australia-went-down-under/]

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I am looking for a source where I can get a BGP Feed for simulation purposes of the live Internet.<br />
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BGP Neighbor relation will be formed using a CSR-1000v router with 8GB of memory.
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I am looking for a source where I can get a BGP Feed for simulation purposes of the live Internet.

BGP Neighbor relation will be formed using a CSR-1000v router with 8GB of memory.

I am looking for a way to simulate a BGP feed of the entire Internet (Full feed) to form a neighbor relation with a virtual cisco router: CSR1000v

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