Re: [Idr] draft-ietf-as-pathlimit-02

Neil Matthew <neil@abelon.com> Tue, 19 December 2006 17:54 UTC

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Hi Tony

<snip>

>
> That said, that's all about 4271 and is completely orthogonal to  
> AS_PATHLIMIT.  As I said before (and I really meant), I'm not trying  
> to change the semantics of 4271.  What I'd like to do then is to  
> morph the AS_PATHLIMIT text to address your concern.  Let me propose  
> a replacement to the entire paragraph:
>
>     To ensure loop prevention, BGP requires that all aggregate routes  
> with truncated
>     AS paths be originated with the ATOMIC_AGGREGATE attribute.  To 
> help  ensure
>     compliance with this, sites that choose to advertise the  
> AS_PATHLIMIT path attribute
>     should advertise the ATOMIC_AGGREGATE on all less specific 
> covering  prefixes.
>
> Does that work for you?

Yes.  Thanks.

Cheers

Neil


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