Hi, On Fri, Jun 03, 2011 at 08:34:38PM +0530, arulgobinath emmanuel wrote: > I thought the memory requirement might high but the total memory for /48 > range routes and couple of static routes [show memory summary | inc IPv6] > summing up only around ~4mb
There's only a few thousand IPv6 routes *today*...
As for the original question - I see people filter on RIR allocation
boundaries (/32 for ISPs, /48 for PI) and other people don't filter at
all... so YMMV.
My personal recommendation would be:
- register your prefixes in your local IRR-Database
- filter your customers by IRR-DB - what's not in there doesn't go into
the global BGP table. No exceptions.
gert
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