I am also in a similar position and am interested to improve the situation,
if possible.
Previously, it was the case that 44/8 was a legacy resource that wasn't
managed by ARIN, and so they didn't provide the delegation of the space.
Looking again today, I see that "ARDC" is an OrgId in ARIN that holds the
44net IP space. Maybe that situation has changed?
If this is possible, somehow ARDC is going to need to tell ARIN about
prefixes and authorized origin ASes.
Since we already have an existing database of trust relationships with
44net operators in the portal, maybe a future feature could be to allow
BGP-routed 44net operators to list their origin ASN(s) in the Portal for
each assignment.
--j
On Thu, 30 Apr 2020 at 22:45, Jeremy Cooper via 44Net <
44net(a)mailman.ampr.org> wrote:
Hello all,
In 2018 I requested and received a /24 allocation and permission to
announce it via BGP. My ISP/NSP,
MonkeyBrains.net, very graciously agreed
to route it to my house as part of my normal residential service. (Quite
amazing!)
Now, however, they’ve sent me an unusual request (but they are excited
about it): can I please setup RPKI for my IP allocation, authorizing them
(MonkeyBrains) permission to advertise the block? Full quote below:
Hi Jermy,
We advertise a /24 for AMPRNET. Please setup a ROA record on ARIN
authorizing us
to advertise that block. (We just learned how to do this
for our IPs yesterday and are exctied about RPKI.
If you haven't set up RPKI for your IP allocations, here are the steps
in a
nutshell:
create SSL key
upload to ARIN
Create ROA (image below)
Thanks,
Rudy
HOW-TO on ARIN:
https://www.arin.net/resources/manage/rpki/hosted/#roarequestkeypair <
https://slack-redir.net/link?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.arin.net%2Fresources%2Fm…
I don’t think this is going to work as I don’t _OWN_ my block. It is
licensed to me for a 5 year period. As such, there’s no record of my
allocation with ARIN, and hence, nothing that I can assign.
Do any of you network gurus have a sufficiently technically advanced
response I can give the ISP for their request?
73,
-Jeremy Cooper
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