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NTT Internet BGP Visualization
- job 11y agoIn this visualization, you can navigate through all BGP adjacencies as observed from NTT Communications' network. Each star in this galaxy represents an Autonomous System, the edges between stars are derived from all AS_PATHs in the Default-free zone as seen from AS2914.
- nippoo 11y agoI wondered why this visualisation was so jumpy and unstable on my iPhone, until I sat up and moved the phone. Only example of a website I've seen which uses accelerometers and gyroscopes to navigate!
- job 11y agoThis cluster on the left are all of the DoD ASNs http://as2914.net/#/galaxy/ipv4?cx=4134&cy=5005&cz=-884&lx=-0.6061&ly=0.6030&lz=-0.3384&lw=0.3930&ml=150&s=1.75&l=1&v=2015-09-05v2 http://as2914.net/#/galaxy/ipv4?cx=4134&cy=5005&cz=-884&lx=-... they really stand out as their a group on their own.
- tedd4u 11y agoThanks job - I was just going to point this out. Did you notice the connection to AS62010, 3DATA LLC, Moscow, Russia? Whose only other link is to AS29226, CJSC Mastertel, Moscow?
- job 11y agoI didnt see that. Who knows why they are connected! Maybe for the Moscow–Washington VOIP hotline ;)
- TranceMan 11y agoHow is the length of path defined? [IE - Why are the DoD so far out?]
- TranceMan 11y agoWhy is this?
- jedisct1 11y agoAmazing. And try it from your phone/tablet, it's even more immersive!
- plaguuuuuu 11y agoI'm literally flying through the internet. This is way too cool. Arrow keys and WASD move you around.