On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 06:35:12PM +0100, Sam Stickland wrote:
> Can someone give an example of how to use source routing to check a
> peers routing policy?
Channelling from a similar private conversation I had many years ago:
Seeing if packets directed to prefixes that you're not announcing
Deepak Jain wrote:
Quite a few times it has been mentioned to me that some peering
agreements require support for the IPv4 source routing options. I was
wondering whether this is still the case for some ISPs, or it is not
the case anymore.
Before we decommissioned our last open peering fabric
At 03:44 a.m. 26/06/2008, Randy Bush wrote:
source routing is still requested and sometimes mandated at inter-as
borders. for the reasons deepak stated. note that this does not expose
any vulnerability. source routing is only dangerous to hosts.
Well, it can be used as an amplification mecha
sorry to pick this up so late.
source routing is still requested and sometimes mandated at inter-as
borders. for the reasons deepak stated. note that this does not expose
any vulnerability. source routing is only dangerous to hosts.
> Yes, sorry. The question should have been: Has IPv6 Type 0 R
On 25 Jun 2008, at 21:44, Fernando Gont wrote:
(In any case, I guess Type 0 Routing Header could still be used, in
the same way that v4 source-routing was still being used even after
many IP implementations had decided to filter it by default?)
Between adjacent, consenting routers, you ca
At 05:43 p.m. 25/06/2008, Deepak Jain wrote:
Quite a few times it has been mentioned to me that some peering
agreements require support for the IPv4 source routing options. I
was wondering whether this is still the case for some ISPs, or it
is not the case anymore.
Before we decommissioned o
Fernando Gont wrote:
Hello, folks,
Quite a few times it has been mentioned to me that some peering
agreements require support for the IPv4 source routing options. I was
wondering whether this is still the case for some ISPs, or it is not the
case anymore.
I haven't observed it in the recent
Quite a few times it has been mentioned to me that some peering
agreements require support for the IPv4 source routing options. I was
wondering whether this is still the case for some ISPs, or it is not the
case anymore.
Before we decommissioned our last open peering fabric, source-routing
wa
On 25 Jun 2008, at 03:55, Fernando Gont wrote:
Quite a few times it has been mentioned to me that some peering
agreements require support for the IPv4 source routing options. I
was wondering whether this is still the case for some ISPs, or it is
not the case anymore.
I was also wondering
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