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BGP community based IP filtering
by Matt Ryan 16 Jan '98

16 Jan '98

I've been having an email discussion with a couple of Cisco engineers about how useful BGP community based IP filtering might be. The following IOS config fragment might help explain what I'm getting at: int fddi0 ip access-group community-list 10 in ! ip community-list 10 permit AA:BB ip community-list 10 permit CC:DD ! If you are using communities to make your prefix announcements to peers, this then allows the router to filter incoming IP packets that match your announcements. Excepting things like CPU load, implementation details, etc do you think this would be helpful, or am I way off with this? Regards Matt. --- Matt Ryan - Network Engineer matt(a)planet.net.uk Planet OnLine Ltd, The White House, Tel: +44 113 2345566 Melbourne Street, Leeds, LS2 7PS, UK Fax: +44 113 2240003

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Re: Is Whois.ra.net Server process down ????
by Gerald Andrew Winters 16 Jan '98

16 Jan '98

The server was restarted a short while back. Sorry about the inconvenience. --Gerald

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BGP Community questions
by Jan Czmok 16 Jan '98

16 Jan '98

I have a question regarding BGP Community. How can this be done ? remarks: Community Definition remarks: --------------------------------------------------------------- remarks: 1755:666 Route received from other provider with peering- remarks: agreement with EBONE. remarks: 1755:667 Route received from Sprint/ICM. remarks: That is clear, they do a match against the AS Num and set community 666 and 667 remarks: Communities to control traffic (settable by RBSes). remarks: remarks: Community Definition remarks: --------------------------------------------------------------- remarks: 1755:1000 No ICM(US) announcement of route remarks: 1755:1001 Backup through ICM remarks: remarks: 1755:1100 No DIGEX(US) announcement of route remarks: remarks: 1755:2000 No announcement to european peers remarks: 1755:2001 Prepend to path when announcing to european peers remarks: how is this done ? int xxx ip access-group community-list 10 out ip community-list 10 deny 1755:2000 ip community-list 10 ????????????? whats the permit rule for that? remarks: 1755:2101 Do not announce to EUnet (AS286) remarks: 1755:2102 Do not announce to IBM GN (AS2686) remarks: 1755:2103 Do not announce to RIPE NCC (AS3333) remarks: 1755:2104 Do not announce to BT (AS5400) remarks: 1755:2105 Do not announce to AUCS (AS3300) remarks: 1755:2106 Do not announce to UUNET (AS702) remarks: 1755:2107 Do not announce to Compuserve (AS5621) remarks: remarks: 1755:2201 Prepend when announcing to EUnet (AS286) remarks: 1755:2202 Prepend when announcing to IBM GN (AS2686) remarks: 1755:2203 Prepend when announcing to RIPE NCC (AS3333) remarks: 1755:2204 Prepend when announcing to BT (AS5400) remarks: 1755:2205 Prepend when announcing to AUCS (AS3300) remarks: 1755:2206 Prepend when announcing to UUNET (AS702) remarks: 1755:2207 Prepend when announcing to Compuserve (AS5621) the prepend stuff is clear Many thanks for help Greetings Jan Czmok

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NANOG 12
by Pam Ciesla 16 Jan '98

16 Jan '98

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Re: Open Standards vs IOPS etc [was Re: BGP community based IP filtering]
by Paul Ferguson 16 Jan '98

16 Jan '98

At 06:07 AM 1/16/98 -0500, Chris Layton wrote: > >Since you suggest IOPS as a body to track this issue, what do people think >about IOPS as a pseudo-standards group. This also came up at the December >IETF when Curtis suggested that draft-berkowitz-multirqmt document would >not be necessary since IOPS had a draft on the same subject. The IDR WG >seemed very sceptical of having a small closed body fill that role. How do >people see IOPS meshing with NANOG and the operational side of IETF? > I have a little bit of a problem when people refer to IOPS as a "standards organization." A "standards" body needs to be open. Is IOPS an open group? No. Can anyone in the Internet community participate? No, they have to be a member of the collective, and pay a membership fee ranging from between US$9500 to US$25000. IOPS is free to define all of the operations guides that they desire, but it can't really be referred to as a "standards organization" since it is a private club. :-/ - paul ObDisclaimer: Standard caveats apply. Opinions are mine.

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Traffic shaping on a BGP session
by Pascal Petit - SYNET 15 Jan '98

15 Jan '98

> 2 routers from 2 different AS are connected through 2 ATM virtual circuits. > > | AS1717 | ----------C1--------- | AS5511 | > INTERNAL | R1 | ---------| |----------| R2 | EXTERNAL > -----------C2---------- > > EBGP Peering is set between AS 1717 and 5511. > We would like to do traffic shaping on the incoming trafic on the two > virtual circuits : All routes but a few shall be annouced via circuit 1; > the remaining routes shall be annouced via circuit 2. > > We were planning on doing it via route-maps, however there is only one BGP > peering between 1717 and 5511; another solution would be to set up a static > route on R2 to reach the last route via C2. > > The former solution would be better while communities could be used to > select the "remaining" routes. > > Questions : > Is it possible to set up two BGP peerings between the same AS (i.e. two BGP > sessions between 1717 and 5511) ? > Can one think of any better solution ? > > Thank you for your help. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Pascal Petit > SYNET tel: 33 1 4696 0040 > 74, rue Roque de Fillol fax: 33 1 4696 0041 > 92800 Puteaux email: ppetit(a)synet.fr > FRANCE http://www.synet.fr > > >

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NANOG over the mbone, maybe this time?
by Marko B. 15 Jan '98

15 Jan '98

Greetings, Are there any plans for multicasting the NANOG proceedings over the MBONE this time around? Or recording it and possibly encoding with realvideo for later release? Thanks. Marko Bukvic marko(a)notwork.net

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NANOG 12
by Pam Ciesla 14 Jan '98

14 Jan '98

The attendee list has been updated. If you are not on the list and should be please contact me. Please be sure when you are registering at the Crowne Plaza Pyramid that you use the NANOG rate for rooms. There will be a Margarita Salsa Reception Sunday, 2/8 6-7:30PM. The Tutorial will follow at 7:30PM. We will also do Pre-registration for pre-paid people only. T-shirts will not be given out at this time. Lunch will be offered for the first 300 people both days. There are several other eating places close by. If you have special meal request (kosher, diabetic, etc) please let me know as soon as possible. Please note that there will be meat/vegetarian meals both days. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Pam Ciesla 734-936-0172 - phone Merit Network, Inc. 734-647-3185 - fax University of Michigan 4251 Plymouth Road Bldg. I, Suite C Ann Arbor, MI 48105-2785 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Re: Out of Line ? [Was: UDP port 137 Question]
by Phil Wood 14 Jan '98

14 Jan '98

I was not offended. The majority of garbage traffic directed at us appears to be coming from MS things (for want of a better name). I guess you could equate the MS thing to a typewriter and the person that is using it to a monkey. Hmmm, MS == MonkeyShines*. * mon.key.shine \'m*n-ke--.shi-n\ n : a mischievous trick : PRANK The table below shows some of the Monkeyshines I've seen (Jan 1 - Jan 11). The biggy, 172.29.16.32 was traced to somewhere in Alternet. (I'm expecting some resolution on that one any month now). All source addresses are flowing from beyond our boarders and directed to real and/or imagined hosts on our network. Our router filters these bogus things out. It would be nice to track them all down and help the poor souls who are just trying to get some work done. Maybe some of you operators could stop it before it travels halfway around the world to our site. Count Source Destination 73663 172.29.16.32.netbios-ns 192.16.16.32.netbios-ns: 4400 192.168.1.18.netbios-ns lanl-gw.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 1326 192.168.10.112.netbios-ns 192.16.10.1.netbios-ns: 1140 192.168.2.2.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.domain: 777 192.168.1.19.netbios-ns lanl-gw.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 775 192.168.32.70.netbios-ns 192.16.0.252.netbios-ns: 405 192.168.1.1.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.domain: 336 172.16.5.136.netbios-ns 192.16.4.173.netbios-ns: 283 192.168.2.1.domain 192.16.17.130.netbios-ns: 278 172.16.0.136.netbios-ns 192.16.0.2.netbios-ns: 273 172.16.0.136.netbios-ns 192.16.0.1.netbios-ns: 185 10.12.26.20.netbios-ns 128.165.159.194.netbios-ns: 108 10.0.0.32.netbios-ns 128.165.74.124.netbios-ns: 72 10.12.27.25.netbios-ns 128.165.48.48.netbios-ns: 48 192.168.1.24.netbios-ns jackson.lanl.sps.mot.com.domain: 44 192.168.1.171.netbios-ns 192.16.10.1.netbios-ns: 39 10.12.31.144.netbios-ns 128.165.31.23.netbios-ns: 38 10.12.26.49.netbios-ns 128.165.159.194.netbios-ns: 35 10.12.26.49.netbios-ns 128.165.138.235.netbios-ns: 34 192.168.1.1.ntp esa.lanl.gov.ntp: 31 192.168.2.254.netbios-ns moat-in1.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 27 10.12.26.49.netbios-ns 128.165.189.205.netbios-ns: 23 192.168.10.113.netbios-ns 192.16.10.1.netbios-ns: 21 192.168.1.68.netbios-ns 128.165.133.18.netbios-ns: 19 172.16.0.2.netbios-ns 192.16.0.1.domain: 18 192.168.2.179.netbios-ns moat-in1.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 17 10.12.31.144.netbios-ns 128.165.191.201.netbios-ns: 12 172.26.128.99.netbios-ns 192.16.10.100.netbios-ns: 12 10.64.100.224.netbios-ns mailman.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 12 192.168.0.100.domain 192.16.16.6.netbios-ns: 9 192.168.125.101.netbios-ns 128.165.203.7.netbios-ns: 9 10.12.31.145.netbios-ns 128.165.98.248.netbios-ns: 9 10.12.31.145.netbios-ns 128.165.48.16.netbios-ns: 9 192.168.0.1.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.domain: 9 192.168.0.1.netbios-ns 192.16.0.254.domain: 8 192.168.150.100.netbios-ns lanl-gw.lanl.gov.domain: 8 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns apollo.osti.gov.netbios-ns: 8 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns apollo.osti.gov.netbios-ns: 7 192.168.9.1.netbios-ns 128.165.35.90.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns vm1.hqadmin.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns FONVILLE.ig.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns DP-NOVIX.dp.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns rt5a-ta3.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wd20965.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns ssdcgs.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pierce.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscdd.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns iosun.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.217.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns www.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.10.1.netbios-ns ns-cic2.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.0.75.netbios-ns 128.165.81.65.netbios-ns: 6 172.24.1.254.netbios-ns 128.165.64.100.netbios-ns: 6 10.12.31.144.netbios-ns 128.165.13.21.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns vm1.hqadmin.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns FONVILLE.ig.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns DP-NOVIX.dp.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns rt5a-ta3.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns wd20965.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns ssdcgs.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pierce.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns sscdd.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.71.217.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns www.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 10.12.27.82.netbios-ns 128.165.57.246.netbios-ns: 6 10.12.26.58.netbios-ns 128.165.99.148.netbios-ns: 6 172.16.0.2.netbios-ns 128.165.159.234.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.1.1 telomere.lanl.gov: 5 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nn-nov.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns maginot.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pantex.com.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns nn-nov.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns maginot.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns iosun.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pantex.com.netbios-ns: 5 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.191.44.netbios-ns: 5 10.0.0.1.netbios-ns 128.165.66.52.netbios-ns: 5 172.18.16.82 192.16.10.100: 4 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns ldancy2.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns jcoleman.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns ldancy2.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns drax15.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.109.54.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.105.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.105.netbios-ns 128.165.99.203.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.103.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.103.netbios-ns 128.165.109.7.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.102.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.102.netbios-ns 128.165.235.57.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.101.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.101.netbios-ns 128.165.235.57.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.100.netbios-ns 128.165.109.32.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.102.251.netbios-ns 128.165.159.80.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.102.251.netbios-ns 128.165.159.78.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-sargent.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-rpowell.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-french.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns WARRIOR.SLAC.Stanford.EDU.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-smout.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns cmartinpc.ops.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nngdhcp03.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns krlclll.mst.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscramirez.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nn-nov50.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns macendrese.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns shorthair.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns negtn01.ne.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns vdunlop.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns noble.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns bnlinfo1.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns www3.dp.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wwhite.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wv01055.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wd19484.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns tas.dne.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns smokey.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns isvan3.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns drax15.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns WV00367.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.115.114.249.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.115.114.124.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns suntid.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscsj.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscml.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns grant.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 192.188.34.102.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 146.139.254.81.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.95.187.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.90.111.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.161.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.110.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.66.163.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.31.71.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.31.66.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns dns2.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns w4.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns fw.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.23.170.12.netbios-ns 128.165.186.117.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.80.1.netbios-ns 192.16.2.100.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.84.213.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.71.159.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.48.67.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.38.65.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.34.66.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.1.11.netbios-ns bang.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.173.253.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.96.201.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.190.60.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.131.94.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.109.23.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.88.40.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.56.54.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.173.253.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.96.201.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.190.60.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.131.94.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.109.23.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.88.40.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.56.54.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pc-sargent.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pc-rpowell.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pc-french.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 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