2 May
2002
2 May
'02
1:46 p.m.
On Thu, 2 May 2002, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
RPF works by matching the source address of the packet against the CEF table, in addition to the normal match against the destination address. There are multiple modes of operation, ranging from "is there a route for the source address to the specific interface it come in on" to "is there a route to the source address for ANY interface on the box" The former is used to stop your single homed customers from spoofing wildly into the internet.
You can do this for multihomed customers to: it's just that multihomed customers can't use it for traffic coming from their transits (= you), because uRPF breaks asymmetric routing.