[address-policy-wg] Re: Source of routing table growth
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Randy Bush
randy at psg.com
Thu Jun 30 16:00:18 CEST 2011
> Thanks Randy, after my 39th b-day last week, that was just what I > needed :) wanna trade? > How many times did you check what you receive from certain peers and > asked them to update their filtering and then depeered the worst > just because they are not looking at what they advertize ? they are looking. it is intentional. > I do this on a regular basis and often people send a reply back that > they forgot, blame a colleague or what not, but the 'moral' of the > story is that people have no clue and their routers just spit out > whatever they like. often true at the smaller end. at medium/large there is a lot of intentional slicing to /24s, not for te but for hijack reduction. i am hoping that, over the years, rpki-based origin validation will remove some of the motivation for this. but that's my silly form of optimism. randy
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