On 16/Dec/19 23:49, Randy Bush wrote: > as i am pretty sure arturo knows all that. i suspect he was wondering > if mark is gonna throw irr data in the mix the way chris says google > will (or does?). and if so, how? seems a useful question. No, we'll be focusing solely on RPKI. > > irr acls scale poorly in routers. One of the reasons we have been putting all our energy into RPKI since 2014. > but mark said customer-facing, which > could be reasonable depending on the platform. e.g. ntt uses irr-based > acls toward customers. So we have 4 main systems for customer edge termination: - MX480's, primarily used in the data centre. - ASR1006's, also primarily used in the data centre for non-Ethernet customers (waning, over time). - ASR920's, used in the Metro. - MX204's, used in the Metro. Mark.
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