you sure it's coffee giving you that buzz, Eddie? You sent this same article
a couple of hours ago.
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""Edwin R. Gonzalez"" wrote in message
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> Hey,
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> It's your friendly neighborhood CISCO MAN!
> Sorry, it's Fr
I did not realize I sent this post earlier.I must have fat fingered a key.
I apologize...
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In my uneducated opinion, it seems to me like there are much larger concerns
out there than BGP security. I say uneducated because I haven't worked for
an ISP, nor have I worked for any other organization that would run BGP. My
BGP experience consists of reading and lab work, that's it. I'm a Cisco
I agree with the part that there are many human related problems
with BGP configs and policies implementations. But that's the case
with other protocols as well. In BGP's case it's probably showing more
of people's carelesness or misunderstanding of the working of the protocol
since as you mentione
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