1, Query the actual router VRP database and compare the content to that of the Routinator.
Repeat the comparison after the data has changed in the Routinator. Does the router pick up the changes and does its database match the Routinator data?
This probably requires that I know the serial number of the Routinator data and the router data.
1, Query the actual router VRP database and compare the content to that of the Routinator.
This probably requires that I know the serial number of the Routinator data and the router data.
For the Routinator getting the serial number depends on https://github.com/NLnetLabs/routinator/issues/73, though it might be possible to get the serial number from the Routinator logs.
For the router, at least Alcatel/Lucent/Nokia SROS 16.0.R6 exposes the serial via the console:
Use
environment no more
(otherwise the interface prompts for the next page) andshow router origin-validation database
to get the actual VRPs.I'm not sure if I can get it via NETCONF or if doing so would be any more standard across routers than using the proprietary console.