On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Kevin Wang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We can consider that in your example there are two Autonomous Systems, and
> each is a site. Do you mean this?
I think the best description of a site for these purposes is:
"A site and an autotomous system would be the same, however, we are
conserned with ASN proliferation and therefor only assign ASNs to ASes
which actually require enumeration for the purposes of operating global
routing protocols".
So a site is a ASN potentially without BGP.
This seems to fit togeather the idea of site-locals and the concept of
having a unified routing policy within ASes.
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