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Re: [sidr] various

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Sun, 13 November 2011 01:40 UTC

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> BGPsec from the announcer, transitively, can only be done with a
> public ASN.

someone is gonna ask for a 1918 cloud and have their own trust anchor

if it connects to the public network, yes, something is gonna have to
get that private stuff off there.  in a separate message, i think it was
you who is proposing a protocol spec change/refinement.  this thread is
about the ops, not protocol, doc.  i am hoping protocol geeks will have
enough coffee soon that they can discuss.

randy

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