>I am not sure if anyone would ever deploy such mechanism.
>For contents it's useless as they have to filter DDoSes before they reach 
>their network.
>For carriers is poorly scalable as they'd have to configure thousands of 
>prefixes.
>It could make sense for eyeballs but they hardly would drop all the traffic 
>from their customers even if they're participating in a DDoS 
>(also note that inbound customer traffic is rarely an issue for eyeballs)

Marco,

Can you please clarify for me the following?
1. Are your comments directed at uRPF (BCP-84) in general?
2. If not, are they directed specifically at strict or feasible-path uRPF?

Once I get clarity into that I think I can better address your concerns.

Thanks.
Sriram 


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