On Thu, 10 Dec 2015, Sam - VK4AA | VK4RCN wrote:
Now will this be an issue for people like us that already have an asn? I can see problems arising
Sam, Assuming you also are using a private ASN then it's only a issue if you peer with another private AS that is not removing their downstream private AS's (Cisco: remove-private-as) *AND* has a downstream user who is also using the same AS number as *YOU*. If that happens then their and your traffic would be blackholed but only from each other unless you both use the BGP option to allow your AS in (Cisco: allowas-in).
I really don't forsee everyone in the 44/8 space BGP peering with each other and only using private ASNs. I'd imagine it's going to be small groups here and there forming their own BGP clusters. Even then so, a edge BGP speaker could then strip out the private ASNs behind them when peering with someone outside of their cluster group.
Tim Osburn 080-4633-4671 http://www.m2os.com W7RSZ / JG1MBR