On Thursday 01 July 2010 01:52:45 pm Clement Cavadore wrote: > "someone who has no $transit". > > If you don't get any full feed from someone else, then, > you could not setup a default route to any other > network.
What I was trying to say is that not all large transit providers are so-called "Tier-1's", as was asserted. To say that all networks in the world that are not "upstream-free" should just point 0/0 | ::/0 to some Tier-1 is unreasonable. Many markets claim to be Tier-1 in their areas of operation, but they buy enough transit to fill up a hole. In their eyes, they are not "non-Tier-1's", and what's worse, they probably don't connect to so-called "Tier-1's", directly. Mark <= who isn't a fan of the "Tier-X" classifications.
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