> Imagine I owe /19 of IPv4 and I am allocating /24s in many of my
> global DMZs. If I do not sign my /19 aggregate I have no problem as it
> will be globally not found. But the moment I sign it I must also sign
> all /24s I advertise as otherwise they will become INVALID - right ?

we have been here.  the alternative is that an attacker can hole punch
you.

to steal an anology from geoff (crappy ipv6 peering and transit due to
tunnels), as more money rides on correct roa registration, distribution,
and use in routers, this will get cleaned up, both at the protocol and
ops levels.  at the moment, we're on the ugly part of the curve, with
half-assed ops, half-assed vendor code, etc.

things will get better; but keep measuring.

randy

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