Thu, Nov 08, 2012 at 11:25:44AM +0000, Murphy, Sandra: > There are ISPs that spend considerable energy creating prefix filters from > IRR data and strongly encourage their customers to register in IRRs. Those > registers are maintained by an outside party that's outside the operator > organization's direct control. Those registered objects directly affect > reachability information carried within their network.
Some operators maintain their own registry and mirror the database of others, as we do. Others run their own server which mirrors the DB of some subset of registries. Others rely on the servers operated by those who own the registries (or other publicly available servers). We'll do the same, to whatever extent possible, for rpki, so as to be as independant as possible. > Commercial operators have been comfortable with this mode of operation for > many years. I doubt whether any of them have felt the need to carefully > evaluate the risks or consult their legal departments. It has been best > current practice and urged on operators at *OG meetings. Not all that comfortable; but it is what we have. we expend great effort to insulate ourselves from failures. _______________________________________________ sidr mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/sidr
