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This doesn't add a protocol specific parser, but does allow basic information about babel imported and exported routes etc. to be exposed.
44 lines
956 B
Go
44 lines
956 B
Go
package protocol
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const (
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PROTO_UNKNOWN = 0
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BGP = 1
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OSPF = 2
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Kernel = 4
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Static = 8
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Direct = 16
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Babel = 32
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)
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type Protocol struct {
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Name string
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Description string
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IPVersion string
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ImportFilter string
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ExportFilter string
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Proto int
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Up int
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Imported int64
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Exported int64
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Filtered int64
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Preferred int64
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Uptime int
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Attributes map[string]float64
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ImportUpdates RouteChangeCount
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ImportWithdraws RouteChangeCount
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ExportUpdates RouteChangeCount
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ExportWithdraws RouteChangeCount
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}
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type RouteChangeCount struct {
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Received int64
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Rejected int64
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Filtered int64
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Ignored int64
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Accepted int64
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}
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func NewProtocol(name string, proto int, ipVersion string, uptime int) *Protocol {
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return &Protocol{Name: name, Proto: proto, IPVersion: ipVersion, Uptime: uptime, Attributes: make(map[string]float64)}
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}
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