On Sep 26, 2005, at 8:27 PM, Justin M. Streiner wrote:
I would recommend they register a maintainer, AS and appropriate route objects in the RADB or one of the many IRR mirrors. Some carriers build their filters based off of IRR data. That's still not a guarantee of global routability, but keeping their records in good order is a good start.
I'll second the route registry suggestion. We turned up BGP about a year ago, and found that most of our traffic got bit-bucketed by big edge networks without registering routes. If you don't want to pay RADB, you can use AltDB.
--Chris
