And my suggestion is that this should be mandatory by having the liability for not
doing it apply to the ISP who fails to apply a Best Practice. One can't enforce
Internet protocols by law but one should be able to sue those who cause damage when
they don't follow the protocol.
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We're in total agreement then. I just wanted to clarify that the
egress filtering by ISPs has to be at the end-user portions of their
networks, not (necessarily) the exits from their networks at peering
points.
David Gillett
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