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Hi! We started tracking this kind of information too... Check out: http://www.rsng.net/pair/ We're hoping that these tools make it easier for the community to diagnose and troubleshoot these types of routing and policy problems. Let us know what you think of them... -abha ;) On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Curtis Villamizar wrote: > > In message <[email protected]>, "Eric D > . Madison" writes: > > There still seems to be a lot of Routes out there that are not in the > > RADB. I know that ANS is not excepting routes not in a routing database, > > and others are starting to follow. It's a good idea! > > > > I am not getting some of these routes because of the lack of an RADB > > entry, and it's very frustrating.. > > > > Anyone else having the same problems?? > > > > Ohh one more thing.. Seems that there are also some routes that are being > > advertised that don't even have a InterNIC/RIPE/APNIC entry either.. > > If they don't have an entry, then they are not real "Valid" routes, so I > > don't want to route them.. but the Origin is from a large > > provider.. any suggestions? Seems that they have build their whole > > infrastructure on these routes too. > > > > Eric > > > > _______________________________________________________ > > Eric D. Madison - Senior Network Engineer - > > ACSI - Advanced Data Services - ATM/IP Backbone Group > > 24 Hour NMC/NOC (800)291-7889 Email: [email protected] > > > The route-dumps anaylsys page has been updated. It provides quite a > bit more detail, some ANS specific (sorry). The URL is: > > http://engr.ans.net/route-dumps/ > > New stuff on this page are: > > Listing by border AS - so we know who we can bug if a reachability > problem is reported and we know how much will be missing due to > filtering on a per border AS basis. It also helps us concentrate on > routes passed to us by our direct customers. This would be useful > to others if they peer with some of the same border AS. > > Reports now include (as of the most recent one): > > 2477 unregistered prefixes > 240 prefixes unreachable due to incorrect origin AS > 2 prefixes with no ANS policy > 15 prefixes with incorrect ANS policy > > 2074 prefixes registered with incorrect origin AS (a warning) > > Each problem category is also sorted by border AS and origin AS > > Pages are available which report on only a specific border AS and/or > origin AS. These are useful to anyone wanting to clean up their own > AS, since the observed paths for each prefix is provided. > > Information is available down to the prefix, with observed AS paths > reported, as well as the [sort of encrypted - consider it a bug] ANS > policy in cases where ANS policy is thought to be the problem. > > Of the 22 border AS with any unregistered prefixes (46 with some sort > of problem or warning), the worst offenders are the border AS with > over 90 unregistered prefixes: > > AS174 (149), > AS286 (94), > AS568 (166), > AS701 (550), > AS1239 (1131), > AS1800 (443). > > There are 398 origin AS with unregistered prefixes, most with just a > few. > > Curtis > > btw- the "15 prefixes with incorrect ANS policy" both seem to be due > to a transient where we intentionally do not accept a backup route > from the CIX for certain providers we directly peer with yet the CIX > was announcing one. The "2 prefixes with no ANS policy" are one > prefix origin AS and we addressed this after the report. > __________________________________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- abha ahuja [email protected] Merit Network, Inc.
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