RIPE i AS-set

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Witam

Mam pytanie dotyczace wpisow w ripe. Czy w as-set w ktorym sa klienci powiinien sie tez znajdowac AS ISP do ktorego sa podpieci ci klienci ??

Moj as-set

as-set: AS-test
members: AS1 <--- czy moj AS tez powinnien tu byc?[
members: AS33
members: AS43
tech-c: GTW-RIPE
admin-c: GTW-RIPE
mnt-by: Imnt
source: RIPE #Filtered

moj AS

aut-num: AS1
import: from AS9112 action pref=150; accept ANY
import: from AS8246 action pref=170; accept ANY
import: from AS1299 accept ANY
import: from AS-GIX action pref=180; accept ANY
import: from AS24724 accept ANY
import: from AS3549 accept ANY
import: from AS-WIX action pref=185; accept ANY
import: from AS-test accept PeerAS <-wpis do as-seta
export: to AS9122 announce AS1 AS-test
export: to AS8246 announce AS1 AS-test
export: to AS1299 announce AS1 AS-test
export: to AS-GIX announce AS1
export: to AS24724 announce AS1
export: to AS3549 announce AS1
export: to AS-WIX announce AS1
export: to AS-test announce ANY <-wpis do as-seta

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Witam

Mam pytanie dotyczace wpisow w ripe. Czy w as-set w ktorym sa klienci powiinien sie tez znajdowac AS ISP do ktorego sa podpieci ci klienci ??

Przecież w AS-ICPnet jest AS13110 i jest git

W Handbooku znajdziesz namiastki definicji - to jakie filtry stosują operatorzy którzy filtrują to co rozgłaszasz, zależy od nich samych. Z doświadczenia lepiej mieć swojego AS'a w liście rozgłaszanych ASów.

Za http://www.ripe.net/training/material/L ... ndbook.pdf

The members attribute lists the members of the set. E.g. the members attribute in the as-set is a list of AS numbers, or other as-set names.
...
To specify policies, it is often useful to define sets of objects. For this purpose we define as-set, route-set, rtr-set, filter-set, and peering-set objects. These objects define a named set. The members of these sets can be specified either directly by listing them in the sets' definition, or indirectly by having member objects refer to the sets' names, or a combination of both methods.

-- M.