[ppml] NANOG IPv4 Exhaustion BoF
Scott Leibrand
sleibrand at internap.com
Fri Mar 7 16:25:57 EST 2008
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Randy Bush wrote: >> Unfortunately, it won't be TE more-specifics being >> filtered this time, it will be routes covering unique >> end-site locations. > > why do you think that? seems to me that TE and other defragging is > non-product, and end sites are product. as the former are a very large > portion of the table, it would seem more productive to stomp them. I agree that TE deaggregates will be first to be filtered, but I think it's important that any policy we put in place doesn't create a whole bunch more small unique routes covering end-sites. That will both reduce the need for filtering, and make sure that there can actually be covering aggregates that can make it safe to filter distant deaggregates. -Scott
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