- BGP RIB Search

!bgp-cidr6 searches the Internet BGP Routing Information Base (RIB) for an IPv6 address block in CIDR notation.

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the Internet backbone protocol that enables Autonomous Systems to exchange routing and reachability information. IPv6 prefixes announced by ASNs form the global routing table and describe how networks are interconnected.

This command accepts an IPv6 CIDR block and returns its BGP visibility, including originating Autonomous Systems and routing attributes. In most cases, !bgp can also be used for IPv6 prefix lookups.

Usage:
!bgp-cidr6 <ipv6-cidr>

Usage Examples:
!bgp 2402:4e00:1800::/40
!bgp 2607:f8f0:600::9/128
!bgp 2607:f8f0:600::9/64
!bgp 2607:f8f0:600::9
!bgp 2001:4860:482a::/48
!bgp 2001:4998:24::/46
!bgp 2000::/12
!bgp-cidr6 2000::/12
!bgp-cidr6 2001:800::/21
!bgp-cidr6 2400::/10
!bgp-cidr6 2600::/14
!bgp-cidr6 2800::/10
!bgp-cidr6 2a00::/15
!bgp-cidr6 2a00::/17
!bgp-cidr6 2607:f390::1
!bgp-cidr6 2001:503:231d::a

See also:
!asn
!help !bgp
!prefixes
!peers