North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: leaking of routes by AS3549
I erred again in the time zone correlation below. 1830-1905 UTC; 11:30-12:05 PDT; 2:30-3:05 EDT. -alan Thus spake Alan Hannan ([email protected]) on or about Tue, Aug 04, 1998 at 12:36:51PM -0700: > > The time should be corrected below as 1830 UTC [11:30 PDT], > ending approximately 1705 UTC, or 12:05 PDT. > > -a > > Thus spake Alan Hannan ([email protected]) > on or about Tue, Aug 04, 1998 at 12:34:48PM -0700: > > > > At approximately 1830 UTC [12:00 noon PDT] globalcenter > > [AS3549] started announcing full routes to peers at most > > exchange points with an AS-Path of 3549 [customer-as] > > [worlds view]. > > > > This was due to a misconfiguration by a downstream customer > > and the peering session filters during a customer turn-up. > > This incident started at approximately 1830 UTC and abated > > approximately 1705 UTC. > > > > It appears that the BGP withdrawal propogation is quite > > latent due to improper congestion due to this event, but > > the withdrawls are processing. > > > > We apologize for any inconvenience this caused you or your > > customers. > > > > We are reavaluating our turn-up policies and routing filters > > to prevent a problem such as this from occuring again. > > > > Please contact our network operations center > > ([email protected]) with any questions or concerns. > > > > Our internal operations ticket is 9808040108. > > > > -alan > >
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