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Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc
From: Alexander Koch <efraim () clues de>
Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 13:13:19 +0200
On Fri, 7 April 2006 07:03:09 -0400, Patrick W. Gilmore wrote:
Can you give us some examples so us "dumb Americans" can more precisely explain the problem? :)
When a random customer (content hoster) asks you to accept something out of 8/8 that is Level(3) space, and there is no route at this moment in the routing table, do you accept it, or does Level(3) have some fancy written formal process and they get approval to do it, etc.? In Europe we would tell the customer this ain't gonna happen, as we would re- announce blocks out of 'foreign' LIR allocations and that is a no-go, unless the holder of that allocations acks that.
What if you try to justify small assignments?
I have done numerous /24 or /23 requests and my first hit approval rate is probably 90+ percent. RIPE only, I do not know ARIN. -ako
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- IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Alexander Koch (Apr 07)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Patrick W. Gilmore (Apr 07)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Alexander Koch (Apr 07)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Joe Provo (Apr 07)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Stephen Sprunk (Apr 07)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Andy Davidson (Apr 14)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Chris Woodfield (Apr 15)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Owen DeLong (Apr 15)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Charles Gucker (Apr 15)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Alexander Koch (Apr 07)
- Re: IP ranges, re- announcing 'PA space' via BGP, etc Patrick W. Gilmore (Apr 07)