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Re: ASN draft

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Tue, 07 February 1995 17:44 UTC

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From: Randy Bush <randy@psg.com>
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Subject: Re: ASN draft
References: <m0rbtX4-00030EC@rip.psg.com> <199502071726.AA04484@zed.isi.edu>

>> This organization has seven POPs.  Almost every POP is multi-homed, but not
>> to eachother.  We do not have a spine between, but rely on peers to transit
>> for us, and pay them to do so.  One organization, multiple ASs.
> Different administrative domains for different prefixes yes?

I do not know what an administrative domain is.  I administer the whole
mess, use one set of tools over one set of data, ...

They have different routing policies.

>> Venn will Bill understand?  :-)
> Bring the Hank Arron special & beat it into me.

Maybe you need a diagram?  :-)

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