Dear community,

The Deutsche Telekom/AS3320 network is continuously evolving to provide 
best-in-class IP services, connectivity, and stability to its eBGP peers. As 
part of this evolution, DT will enable Resource Public Key Infrastructure 
(RPKI) based filtering policies within the AS3320 network. This means that in 
the future we won't accept any prefixes that are advertised with an incorrect 
matching RPKI ROA record. Prefixes validated as "unknown" will still be 
accepted.

This implementation will discard RPKI invalid prefixes.
All advertisements received by the DT network are verified against an encrypted 
Route Origin Authorization (ROA) registered with the appropriate Regional 
Internet Registry (RIR). This will help ensure the authenticity of routing 
information received and distributed within DT's network and prevent accidental 
or malicious route hijacking.
The RPKI validation functionality will be fully functional during Q1 2024.

Please note that after RPKI-based filtering is enabled, RPKI invalid prefix(es) 
received by the AS3320 will be discarded. To correct INVALID prefixes, please 
use the Regional Internet Registry's record of IP resources to correct or 
create the appropriate ROAs. Or encourage your customers to correct the entries.
For additional questions or needed information, please contact me and I will 
loop in the necessary teams from DT.

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Kind Regards
Sebastian Becker

DEUTSCHE TELEKOM GLOBAL CARRIER
Internet, Content and Security Solutions (ICS)
Sebastian Becker
Global Peering Manager (AS3320)
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