To enable BMP monitoring on Juniper platforms you need to apply following configuration:
routing-options {
bmp {
station BMPServerFastNetMon {
initiation-message "FastNetMon";
local-address XXX;
connection-mode active;
monitor enable;
route-monitoring {
pre-policy;
}
station-address XXX;
station-port XXX;
statistics-timeout 300;
}
}
Unfortunately it explicitly does not support hostnames and you have to use IP addresses in configuration: "The address must be a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address"
To show BMP status you can use following command:
run show bgp bmp Station name: BMPServerFastnetmon Local address/port: 10.0.0.1/-, Station address/port: 10.0.0.2/11020, active State: established Local: 10.0.0.1+49682 Remote: 10.0.0.2+11020 Last state change: 12 Monitor BGP Peers: enabled Route-monitoring: pre-policy Hold-down: 600, flaps 3, period 300 Initiation message: FastNetMon Priority: low Statistics timeout: 300 Version: 3 Routing Instance: default
To see more details BMP analytics you can use following command:
show bgp bmp statistics route-monitoring
Which shows information like this:
Station Name Monitor-type Advertised Prefix Withdrawn Prefix
BMPServerFastNetMon
Rib-In-Pre 3108822 1252
Rib-In-Post 0 0
Loc Rib 0 0
Rib-Out-Pre 0 0
Rib-Out-Post 0 0