BGP.guru

BGP.guru

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14 Jun 2014

check-soa

As you can see, it supports ipv4/ipv6:

$ check-soa -i ciscodude.net
ns0.ciscodude.net.
	2604:4280:d000:11::6: OK: 2014061301 (0 ms)
	199.202.21.6: OK: 2014061301 (0 ms)
ns2.henchman21.net.
	107.170.63.61: OK: 2014061301 (44 ms)
ns3.hcdn.pw.
	206.220.199.250: OK: 2014061301 (1 ms)
	
$ check-soa -i 21.202.199.in-addr.arpa
ns0.ciscodude.net.
	199.202.21.6: OK: 2014061401 (0 ms)
	2604:4280:d000:11::6: OK: 2014061401 (0 ms)
ns2.henchman21.net.
	107.170.63.61: OK: 2014061401 (43 ms)
ns3.hcdn.pw.
	206.220.199.250: OK: 2014061401 (0 ms)

The project is hosted at github.com/bortzmeyer/check-soa.

I’ve found that it doesn’t build with the bundled version of golang in Debian wheezy, I had to install the latest stable binary package to resolve hash/tsig related errors.


Theodore Baschak - Theo is a network engineer with experience operating core internet technologies like HTTP, HTTPS and DNS. He has extensive experience running service provider networks with OSPF, MPLS, and BGP.