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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: netscan.org update
On Sun, 24 Sep 2000, Bill Fumerola <[email protected]> wrote: > Can we get something like MAPS-RBL BGP that we can peer with that exports the > list of currently known amplifier netblocks? We've been considering such a feed but wonder whether any backbones would accept it. I'll take this opportunity to do a straw poll. It wouldn't make a practical dent in traffic unless one or more transit or large end-user providers used it, protecting their downstream customer links. At last count, there are 66317 smurf-amplifying /24s; of course, they'd be aggregated where possible in the announcements. So if you administer a transit-providing organization that would seriously consider using a BGP blackhole feed of smurf-amplifying /24s, email me. Include your AS and a round estimate of the size of your backbone (or customer base, or organization, or something). Also, if you would use it but with some limitations, send that. One opton would be to have a second feed of only those networks with more than, say, 10 responses (8908 /24s) or to make filtering an optional feature based on special customer request. I'll summarize replies next week. I can see the marketing already -- "Sign up with us and avoid the fate of Yahoo, Ebay.." Cheers, Troy
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