Allen Marsalis wrote:
Yeah but will everyone route a /22?? I am no routing guru but in the
old days, you had to have a /19 for sprint to route it for instance. I
bought a /20 a couple of years later and had no problems out of Sprint
or anyone. Perhaps today's routers have so much memory, the BGP views
fit with no problem. I remember back when 64M would do the job. Then
256M, etc. But its news to be if a /22 is fully accepted in all router
tables. Wow only here for a couple of days and learning stuff already. :)
Right now /24 are supposed to be globally routeable. However, about 30%
of existing equipment can only handle 244,000 routes and the global
table currently has ~236,000, so we are only months away from people
starting to filter /24s.
-Matt
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