[ppml] Effects of explosive routing table growth on ISP behavior
michael.dillon at bt.com
michael.dillon at bt.com
Wed Oct 31 02:46:39 EDT 2007
> Yes, explosive routing table growth would definitely a
> problem for everyone taking full BGP routes. However, I
> think it's a problem that can be addressed, if/when
> necessary, by requiring that everyone announce their
> minimum-allocation-size covering aggregates, so that folks
> can filter out unnecessary deaggregates.
I don't believe that it is within the scope of ARIN's charter
to require this. The same topic recently came up within RIPE and
I had a look at their terms of reference and came to the same
conclusion.
As far as I can see, all decisions about route announcements
can be freely made by network operators and the only mechanism
for limiting this is bilateral peering agreements.
--Michael Dillon
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