> Which is why you *never* *never* *never* give someone access to a router > running BGP unless you've seen them demonstrate competence with how it > works and how to configure it. If you're big enough to warrant needing > BGP on your network, you've probably got at *least* one spare router ... > > *I* don't give temps access to *anything* unless absolutely necessary.
Do malicious BGP tables mess up just *your* domains or all domains/routers on 'Net? If just *your* router then BGP is *not* a threat to *entire* Net. I'm skeptical malicious BGP tables could mess up all domains cuz by now someone would have done this & it hasn't happened! Chris -- KPLUG-List@kernel-panic.org http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
