9 Dec
2015
9 Dec
'15
12:08 p.m.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 4:38 AM, Pedja YT9TP <yt9tp(a)uzice.net> wrote:
There is one problem. Private AS are not intended for public use, and 44net
is de facto public network.
Private AS are used by other private networks and that could lead to
conflicts.
Private ASNs can be used even if your address space is publicly
advertised. It all depends on who you peer with.
For example, the flagship HamWAN network in the Seattle area peers
with three different public ISPs and uses a legitimate public ASN.
However, when other radio networks peer with just HamWAN, they use
private ASNs. When those BGP routes get advertised on the global
internet, they've been translated to appear from HamWAN's ASN. Their
address space is still globally routable.