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Re: Generally accepted announcement sizes

  • From: Daniel L. Golding
  • Date: Thu Jun 22 17:26:44 2000 
<BONG> That was the signal that the NANOG signal to noise limit alarm has
been activated. Check out www.merit.edu for full RADB info. 

BTW - I find /24 to be fairly common. Some folks are more restrictive,
using the ARIN /20 issuance guideline as a filter policy. www.nanog.org
has a few filter policies listed.


Daniel Golding
Director, Network Evaluation and Design
NetRail, Inc.					1-888-NetRail

On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Mufti Ahmed wrote:

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> Mike what does RADB mean?
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> thanks
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> Mufti Nayeem Ahmed
> Network Systems Engineer
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> Can anyone point me to a centralized resource for Tier 1 and Tier2
> providers'  accept policies?  I have found that when some of my circuits go
> down various parts of the 'Net become unreachable and I attributed that to
> the size of that announcement being a /24.  I assume that the carriers I'm
> having issue with are not using RADB as I registered all of my netblocks,
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> Thanks,
> 
> Michael Heller
> iWon.com
> ph 914.826.2007
> fx 914.591.0205
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