[ppml] question on 2006-2 v6 internal microallocation

At 09:55 AM 8/29/2006, Howard, W. Lee wrote:

>Your definition says, "the routing table in a peering
>router of any member of the default-free zone will consist
>of the "Global Routing Table" "
>I took "member" to be "router," since I think of a routing
>table as a router's routing table.

Here are the members, for the most part, of the DFZ
(as compiled today):

<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=3356&section=customer>Level 
3 Communications, LLC AS 3356
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=1239&section=customer>Sprint AS 1239
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=701&section=customer>UUNET 
Technologies, Inc. AS 701
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=3561&section=customer>Savvis 
AS 3561
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=7018&section=customer>AT&T 
WorldNet Services AS 7018
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=2914&section=customer>NTT 
America, Inc. AS 2914
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=3549&section=customer>Global 
Crossing AS 3549
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=209&section=customer>Qwest AS 209
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=1299&section=customer>TeliaNet 
Global Network AS 1299
<https://demo.renesys.com/mi/browse.do?net=6453&section=customer>Teleglobe 
Inc. AS 6453



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