[531] in North American Network Operators' Group
Re: 204.82.160.0/22 invisible (fwd)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Kai)
Mon Sep 25 02:47:16 1995
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 1995 02:46:06 +0100
From: Kai <kai@belcom.net>
cc: avg@sprintlink.net, baldwin@SDD.COMSAT.COM, bertolini@computel.com,
Joe Concaugh <concaj@belcom.net>, Maureen Donaghy <donagm@belcom.net>,
ilya@phri.nyu.edu, insc@sprintlink.net,
Karim Khalfa <khalfk@belcom.net>, ladycom@computel.com,
nanog@MERIT.EDU, noc@digex.net, susan.evans@sprint.sprint.com
To: nanog@MERIT.EDU
Resent-From: nanog@MERIT.EDU
Sean Doran wrote:
>Thank-you Andrew. That matches my diagnosis.
>Kai: computel, our customer, should be able to help you
>prepare an entry for the RADB; failing that, please
>feel free to turn to noc@ans.net or engineer@sprint.net
>for assistance in updating the RADB so that your prefix
>is heard by ANS.
>See, ANS has an inbound route-filter too... and it's MUCH older than Sprint's.
> Sean.
>- --
>Sean Doran <smd@sprint.net>
>- --
In lieu of Computel knowing what the RADB is, I will handle the RADB entry
myself, if I don't decide to recycle the assignment altogether and start
from scratch, which is likely by now, after analyzing and evaluating the
situation a bit more. The Internic should strap on more asbestos now.
Is it preferable for Sprint to announce/act under my (future) ASN rather
than take the route into one of their own ASNs ? Computel is kinda a like
dark tunnel between us at this time...
THANKS to all for the response and fix for now.
bye,
Kai "don't filter my route" Schlichting
ps: some NANOG readers wrote back that my route is looping overseas: yes,
there is some trouble this hour...the evil of default routes.
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