Hi
I was facing this myself in the last couple of weeks, I posted to a couple
of the Cisco news groups, talked to several engineers and came up with,
"unless your provider requires it, don't bother".
There are quite a few web sites/pages out there that deal with IRR, but none
of the ones I found actually say when one needs or should use an IRR. The
best thing I can recommend is to talk to the BGP engineers from both of your
providers and see what they say.
HTH
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John Hardman CCNP MCSE+I
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> We are quickly moving to multi-homing with two separate providers using
BGP.
> One of the providers requires us to register our AS info with a routing
> registry and I've chosen ARIN's registry for this. My problem is that
even
> after reading everything I can find about RPSL, I'm still a tad confused
> about which objects I need to register.
>
> We are going to be using the address space assigned by one of the
providers.
> Because of that, it appears to me that we only need to register three
> objects: maintainer, AS, and route. Is that the case? I see no need for
> any others, but I'm very new to this.
>
> Do any of you have experience with this? Is there an RPSL for Newbies out
> there? I've read the RFCs and they are very helpful, but I'm still unsure
> of myself here.
>
> TIA,
> John
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