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#730 in Command line utilities
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fire-scope
This CLI application is used to retrieve the latest address allocation files provided by each Regional Internet Registry (RIR) and output the IPv4/v6 address blocks corresponding to the specified country code to a text file. It can also retrieve the specified AS number and also output it to a text file.
Features
- Download latest data from multiple RIRs (AFRINIC, LACNIC, RIPE, APNIC, ARIN)
- Up to 10 retries and exponential backoff + random sleep to attempt stable acquisition
- Filter by country code and output unduplicated subnet lists (IPv4 / IPv6)
- Fast download and processing using Tokio
- Output files are automatically generated as IPv4_XX.txt / IPv6_XX.txt (where XX is the country code)
Output format.
- IPv4_XX.txt / IPv6_XX.txt
- XX is an optional country code.
- One subnet is listed per line.
- The first line contains the date and time of execution.
Information Sources
-
When specifying the
-c
option, data is retrieved from the following -
When specifying the
-a
option, data is retrieved from the followingwhois.radb.net
Usage
Installation
$ cargo install fire-scope
Example
- Note
- Either
-c
or-a
must be specified. - If not specified, an error occurs.
- Either
$ fire-scope -c jp us
$ fire-scope -a 0000 1234
$ fire-scope -c jp us -a 0000 1234 -o
Options
-c
: Specify one or more country codes.-a
: Specify one or more AS numbers.-h
: Display help.-v
: Display version.-m
: Select the file output mode, eitherappend
oroverwrite
. \nIf not specified,overwrite
is used by default.append
: Append modeoverwrite
: Overwrite mode
-o
: Output the overlapping IP addresses among the IPv4/v6 addresses of the specified country code(s) and AS number(s).- By design, both
-c
and-a
must be specified.
- By design, both
License
Dependencies
~10–22MB
~291K SLoC