With npv, routes to multiple final destinations can be mapped and visualized. npv uses an mtr implementation and can be configured in various ways, see config.yml for this.
Start a test:
# Clone the repo
git clone https:/github.com/Charlie-Root/npv.git
# Open the folder and test 1.1.1.1. Must run as root!
sudo go run ./main.go run single 1.1.1.1
# Result saved.
Check the result:
go run ./main.go serve
started server on http://localhost:3000
You can also run a batch of hosts, i have tested it with batches of 500-2000 ip's at a time.
Create a hosts file (hosts.json) with the following structure:
{ "hosts": ["1.1.1.1","8.8.4.4"] }
Run a batch job:
sudo go run ./main.go run batch
You will see a processbar of the run :-)
You can also compile a hosts.json based on an ASN number.
go run ./main.go generate <ASN>
This function retrieves all prefixes belonging to the ASN and writes them as separate IP addresses to hosts.json.
Cleanup:
go run ./main.go cleanup
