Robert Raszuk wrote (on Thu 03-Jan-2013 at 20:18 +0000): > To: Jeff Wheeler > > Hi Jeff, > > > Ignore-bad-message is very simple and provides a band-aid for more > > problems, including unforeseen problems.
> How are you going to clean the NLRIs in your network (both transit > or stub) which were withdrawn in the messages your BGP > implementation declared "bad" and decided to ignore ? It's a good question. But not, I think, the entire question. However bad or difficult to clean up, what if that's not as bad as the alternative ? [So: all alone somewhere up a remote, cold mountain you slip and your arm gets stuck firmly in a crevice. Clearly, you are fond of it and hacking it off has its drawbacks. But compared to hypothermia... ? Mind you, if mountaineering standards are dead-set against the hacking off of arms, perhaps your mountaineering equipment won't include a knife :-)] Chris _______________________________________________ GROW mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/grow
