OpenBGPD AS Filtering
Hello, Are there any plans afoot to enable more flexibility when specifying ASN filters in bgpd.conf ? Unless I've missed something important in the man page, there's no way to turn : deny from any AS {64512,64513,64514,64515,64516, /** BIG SNIP **/ 65528,65529,65530,65531,65532,65533,65534} into deny from any AS {64512-65534} The unwieldy nature of the present syntax only gets worse with 32-bit ASNs, which suddenly takes us from a 1022 ASN list (or more if you are pedantic and include RFC5398 64496-64511 and 65535) to many more if you include presently unallocated ranges (e.g.394240-4294967294) Surely I cannot be the only one facing this issue ? Other than that, keep up the good work ! Ben
OpenBGPD ASN4 filtering
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