> As an aside – I’m storing the ASN in a uint32, is that right? I looked in the ip2asn file and the biggest one seems to be 401307, though there are a few lines that say 4294901931 which is much bigger and would not fit in a uint32. I decided to just ignore the gigantic ASNs and assume I could fit everything in a uint32.
Does anyone have a theory to how that 4294967296 might have made its way into the data? I'm getting 0 matches on the actual internet with:
birdc show route protocol peer4 | grep 4294967296 -c
And ASNs are certainly not >32 bit.
Edit: actually, I'm not seeing it in the linked iptoasn data either?
Does anyone have a theory to how that 4294967296 might have made its way into the data? I'm getting 0 matches on the actual internet with:
And ASNs are certainly not >32 bit.Edit: actually, I'm not seeing it in the linked iptoasn data either?