Re: [Sidrops] as23456 in ROAs

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Mon, 01 April 2019 03:26 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Sidrops] as23456 in ROAs
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> > Not saying I like it or would recommend taking steps to work around
> > networks that still do not grok 4B-ASNs in 2019, but perhaps an
> > as23456 ROA is not totally without motivation.
> > ]
> 
> So, I thought one of the requirements for doing BGPSEC (maybe not OV
> though?) was: "must have 4-byte capability"
> clearly signing a ROA for: "shared asn" is a poor plan :( but really
> you shouldn't ever see 23456 in a secure path... (again, sure that's
> BGPSEC not OV)

do routers which do not support 4-byte asns support rpki policy to say
"mark announcements where the origin is as23456 as notfound?"

randy