richard,
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 2:52 PM, Richard Golodner
<[email protected]> wrote:
> If someone could hip me off list as to what a Proxy Registered Route
> Object is, I would be grateful.
> Google has presented too much information for me to glean through right
> now.
> It seems to be a favorite way to do something. I just can't figure out
> what that may be. The routes I am looking at do not belong to people who
> observe good net etiquette.
> thank you, Richard
a proxy registered object is just that: someone (a provider)
registered a route object on behalf of someone else (usually their
customer)
level3 (and others) generate their customer-edge routing policies
automagically based upon the objects...if there isn't an object for
that customer prefix, they will create one in their database. this
allows their less-clueful/poor-netizen customers to remain ignorant of
the process
/joshua
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