Weird BGP Issue
Jason L. Weisberger
jweis at softaware.com
Wed Jul 22 07:02:10 UTC 1998
> omit something but according to your explaination, you did not
> mention anyhing about ISP Y's routing policy.
Y's routing policy should effect both blocks in the same way however, and
not be an issue - so long as they haven't decided to specifically route
the block strangely.
I'm actually dumbing down this problem as we obviously have more than just
2 peers and certainly more than 1 AS-hop at play here, but if I can get an
answer to why this is happening I can reason it out from there.
> In theory, someone else other than you can change BGP route update
> infomation, but I don't think it is the case or perhaps?
>
Theoretically people are not tweaking the routes, atleast thats what I am
told.
Oh well, back to pounding my head against a wall and watching the History
channel.
--
Jason Weisberger
Chief Technology Officer
SoftAware, Inc. - 310/305-0275
...but the wicked shall do wickedly...
--Daniel 12:10
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