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Re: Some migration issues

  • To: "Wilfried Woeber, UniVie/ACOnet" < >
  • From: Andrei Robachevsky < >
  • Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 18:05:04 +0200
  • Organization: RIPE NCC

"Wilfried Woeber, UniVie/ACOnet" wrote:
> 
> >A. Issues that affect objects:
> >
> >1. Route objects. Since the "withdrawn" attribute is not supported in
> >RPSL, route objects containing this attribute will not be migrated.
> >Currently there are 9 such objects.
> 
>   I guess this is not a big deal.
> 
> >2. Mntner objects. Since "AS-" and "RS-" are reserved prefixes in RPSL,
> >mntner objects which name starts with one of the reserved prefixes
> >should be renamed. The proposed automatic procedure is to add "MNT-" to
> >such names (objects and references).
> 
>   Or, as the offendin gpart is the "AS-", and all of those names do
>   include "MNT" anyway, why not just drop the "AS-" prefix? Would this
>   lead to any collisions?
>

No, except for the last three.
 
> >A better way would be if the
> >'owners' could fix this themselves before the transition.
> 
>   Agreed :-)
> 
> >There are 9 such objects:
> >
> >mntner:AS-SIX-MNT
> >mntner:AS-5532MNTB
> >mntner:AS-ETEL-MNT
> >mntner:AS-NETLINK-MNT
> >mntner:AS-THENET-MNT
> >mntner:AS-INFORMATIK-MNT
> >mntner:AS-MNT
> >mntner:AS-NEW1-MNT
> >mntner: RS-MNT
> 
>   Did yo try to get in touch with those? If yes, what was the result?

We are working on this.

> 
> >B. Issues that affect NRTM clients
> >
> >1. NRTM server now listens on a separate (non-whoisd) port. For the
> >prototype server it is currently 4444, but first you need to contact
> >ripe-dbm to unblock access.
> 
>   I guess anyone intersted in mirroring has to do that anyway, true?

Yes.
> 
> >2. Object updates are atomic operations in the new version, that is they
> >are not split into two: DEL + ADD. This is not a problem with the new
> >implementation of NRTM client, but could crash clients based on v2.x
> >Perl software.
> 
>   I don't understand what the issue is (probably because I don't speak
>   that much Perl :-)
> 

Currently if one submits modification to an object it will produce 2
operations (serials): deletion of an old version (DEL) and creation of a
new one (ADD). In the new software this will be treated as one operation
with only one serial (ADD) produced.


> >Your comments are appreciated.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >Andrei
> >
> >----
> >Andrei Robachevsky
> >DB Group Manager
> >RIPE NCC
> 
>   Wilfried.

Regards,

Andrei




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