Fw: Requested NSF Routing Arbiter database object changes
- Date: Fri, 24 Apr 1998 16:53:18 +0100
Here's a brave attempt to clear the swamp, and more ;-)
Mike
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> From: NSF Routing Arbiter Database Maintainer Forwarding
DB-admin@localhost
> To: AS1800@localhost
> Subject: Requested NSF Routing Arbiter database object changes
> Date: 24 April 1998 16:37
>
>
> Dear Maintainer,
>
> This is to notify you that some objects in which you are mentioned as
> a maintainer were requested to be changed, but *failed* the proper
> authorisation for any of the mentioned maintainers.
> Please contact the sender of these changes about changes that need
> need to be made to the following objects.
>
> The mail message causing these failures had the following mail headers:
>
> - From: Super-User root@localhost
> - Subject:
> - Date: Fri, 24 Apr 1998 18:31:32 +0300 (EET DST)
> - Msg-Id: <199804241531.SAA04338@localhost
>
> NSF Routing Arbiter Database Maintainer Forwarding Department
>
> ---
> DELETION REQUESTED FOR:
>
> route: 192.0.0.0/2
> descr: QUARTER-DEFAULT-ONE
> descr: The Reasonable Default Route Project
> descr: This prefix is one of three which is designed
> descr: to accomplish several things. Firstly, ICM
> descr: will be offering a set of robust and hardened
> descr: default-oriented prefixes which will be made
> descr: reliably available to some of AS1800's peers and
> descr: things downstream from them. The routing announcements
> descr: will be supplemented with a box that sends back
> descr: appropriate ICMP messages; at some point we will
> descr: also make a view of the default-announcing box's
> descr: knowledge of global routing available to folks
> descr: who wish to accept the default announcement.
> descr: Secondly, this announcement is designed to assist
> descr: ANS in the transition away from advisories. We expect
> descr: that this will allow people to send in far fewer
> descr: advisory updates than is done currently, without
> descr: breaking reachability between ANS's customers and
> descr: the rest of the world. This is good for both ANS
> descr: and everyone else.
> descr: Thirdly, ICM will be running some experiments on
> descr: sheer amount of traffic that follows an ultimate
> descr: default, although this must be done without
> descr: examining that traffic for content without explicit
> descr: permission from the originator. We expect that this
> descr: will help serve as a tool to identify and correct
> descr: problems in the global routing system.
> descr: questions, comments and flames to: smd@localhost,
roll@localhost
> origin: AS1800
> advisory: AS690 1:1800 2:1239
> mnt-by: MAINT-AS1800
> changed: con@localhost 951012
> source: RADB
