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Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies
From: Jim Hickstein <jxh () jxh com>
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 2002 13:45:52 -0700
I'm listening intently, here.I have an even smaller block from UUnet (63.107.133.0/24) in what ARIN declares to be a /20 CIDR block, and I'm having the devil of a time getting Level3 (my other <provider>) to actually announce this route. UUnet has time and again told me that they need do nothing for this to Just Work.
I thought my problem was in getting through to Level3 (via Meer.net) but maybe this is germane. I'm frankly at a loss to explain why I don't see my route with Level3's AS in its path. I used to know how this stuff worked, up to a point, back in about 1995, but I'm obviously rusty.
Current thread:
- [Q] BGP filtering policies Henry Yen (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Jim Hickstein (Apr 09)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: [Q] BGP filtering policies Borchers, Mark (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Henry Yen (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Adrian Chadd (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Richard A Steenbergen (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Henry Yen (Apr 09)
- RE: [Q] BGP filtering policies LeBlanc, Jason (Apr 09)
- RE: [Q] BGP filtering policies Sharif Torpis (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Richard A Steenbergen (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Jeff Aitken (Apr 09)
- Re: [Q] BGP filtering policies Christian Nielsen (Apr 10)
- RE: [Q] BGP filtering policies Sharif Torpis (Apr 09)