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Re: Being blackhole by some one.
From: Martin Hannigan <hannigan () xcom net>
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 16:28:46 -0500 (EST)
We just being blackhole by some ISP during their provisioning, a few hours ago. I thought that bogus route should be filtered by the NAP. Is there a way to prevent from somebody blackholing you ? It takes a lot of affort to solve this problem, especially those who need to update their router through rrdb automatically. Which suppose to solve blackhole problem accidentally.Could you please explain the issue more specifically. "Blackhole" could have many meanings. randy
Blackhole to me means you've been added to a certain someones SPAM blackhole feed. I suspect the interpretation here is accidental announcement. Regards, -- Martin Hannigan V:617.500.0108 Director - Data Networks F:617.500.0002 XCOM Technologies, INC. hannigan () xcom net Cambridge, MA http://www.xcom.net
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