call for Orlando IETF agenda items

[Robert Rockell]

I think it is time for some sort of reccommended filter policy to be
discussed, as most people out there (some of which who perform bad-route
reports, yet don't filter their downstreams) are not using filters in place.
For instance, I make the bad routing report every day in Merit's report, but
my AS never shows up in the route's originating path). 
I don't know if this should be added to the soon-to-be-expired
draft-ietf-ngtrans-6bone-routing-01.tx paper, or put somewhere else, but I
think it is time that this is more strictly enforced.

Filtering via route-map on cisco products works well, but I don't know that
it is widely implemented (Backbone experience, or other reasons). 

If we are going to model the 6bone after real life, I think that this is
going to be a crucial issue (especially if we are going to tackle the
multi-homing problem; without filters, no one is encouraged to work on it,
as both /48's are wandering around the backbone for a downstream in many
instances...)

Just opinions.


Thanks
Rob Rockell
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Operations Engineering
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On Fri, 30 Oct 1998, Bob Fink wrote:

->We are now planning for the Orlando IETF meetings, so I need input on topics anyone might wish to cover at the ngtrans meeting.
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->Please send your agenda suggestions either to me privately or to the ngtrans list.
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->Thanks,
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->Bob
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