Hi Rob If the command of load_roa_requests works like as you described, I have one other question.
It would have problems with the load_roa_requests command in the case as below : We have issued ROA1 for AS1-> IP Prefix1 five minutes ago. Then we want to issue ROA2 for AS1-> IP Prefix2. As you described below, we need to include ROA1 in the new set when we are issuing the ROA2. But AS1 has not been authorized to announce IP prefix2. So we are failed to issue the ROA2. And the ROA1 are also failed for issuing as together with the ROA2. This will be a mistake for this use case. BR Yu -----Original Message----- From: Rob Austein [mailto:s...@hactrn.net] Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2015 11:59 AM To: Yu Fu Cc: r...@rpki.net Subject: Re: [rpki] [sidr] Some test results of ROA issuing for sharing I think you misunderstood how the load_roa_requests command works. It REPLACES the set of ROA requests with a new set. If you want to keep an existing ROA in the set, you have to include it in the new set. Putting it another way: the way you would tell rpkic that you want to delete all your roas would be to load_roa_requests /dev/null. So, as I can tell from your report, the code is working as designed. _______________________________________________ sidr mailing list sidr@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/sidr
