Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates
Russ White <russw@riw.us> Wed, 16 November 2011 03:52 UTC
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Subject: Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates
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> We are doing it to protect reachability. Again: >> When you're protecting reachability, what are you protecting? >> Whether or not someone can reach something. I assume that the >> "something" you're trying to protect reachability to would/must >> include things where you enter your password. >> >> Hence, I look at this entire problem a little differently than >> simply trying to enforce a small subset of policies, or as a >> theoretical exercise... If we can't prevent real world consequences >> with this work, then --why are we doing it? > We are not protecting your password in clear text on the internet. I would challenge you to find any statement of mine where I said this work is about "protecting your password in clear text on the internet." "The Internet" is not an abstract collection of "things." It is a set of reachable destinations. People go to those destinations to transact business. If people reach the wrong destination, they transact business with the wrong party. If a "security system," can't protect me from reaching the wrong destination on a system designed to get me to the right destination, then the security system is, generally speaking, useless. I do wish I didn't have to have users connected to the networks I design and work on --it would really make my life much simpler. But then again, no users, no network, right? I think we sometimes get so lost in the theory that we forget what networks are actually _for_. :-) Russ > > -- > Jakob Heitz. x25475. 510-566-2901 >
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Sriram, Kotikalapudi
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … George, Wes
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … George, Wes
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Brian Dickson
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … George, Wes
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates (was: WGLC: … Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Shankar K A
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Christopher Morrow
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Shankar K A
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Jakob Heitz
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Shankar K A
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Brian Dickson
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Christopher Morrow
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Brian Dickson
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Christopher Morrow
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Christopher Morrow
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Robert Raszuk
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Brian Dickson
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Robert Raszuk
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Eric Osterweil
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Stephen Kent
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Russ White
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Eric Osterweil
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Geoff Huston
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Tony Tauber
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Robert Raszuk
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Tony Tauber
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Robert Raszuk
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Tony Tauber
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Stephen Kent
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Randy Bush
- Re: [sidr] Burstiness of BGP updates Jakob Heitz