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I'm a little bit surprised that peers did not have filters on inbound BGP advertisements. As an operator you typically don't trust most of your peers and only a
by jwr 16y ago
I'm a little bit surprised that peers did not have filters on inbound BGP advertisements. As an operator you typically don't trust most of your peers and only accept advertisements for ASs and network blocks previously agreed upon. Filters are modified manually.
The largest operators have peering links with no filters ("everyone is equal"), but that implies a lot of trust. And "trust" should not be a word placed next to a communist country name.
- CWuestefeld 16y agoAnd "trust" should not be a word placed next to a communist country name. The word "trust" shouldn't be placed next to any government.
- count 16y agoYou may have meant to say: > As a responsible operator Which is categorically different than the majority of operators. Additionally, what does communism have to do with it?