11 Dec
2015
11 Dec
'15
4:05 a.m.
Am 11.12.2015 um 08:36 schrieb Marius Petrescu:
(Please trim inclusions from previous messages)
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Some comments on the point provided by Egbert, DD9QP:
- on the EU Hamnet, extant AS' are actually 32 bit with leading bits 0.
The implementation which is used in the Mikrotik router is "New" BGP
That's correct. Only on userinterface asn with leading bits 0 show up as
pseudo 16-bits. The same appears when you are configuring the mikrotik
with doted notation e.g. 0.12345 This also ends up in showing 12345 to
the userinterface, but internally it's using new-BGP.
- LU has used initially 42x private AS' but now
has its own real AS,
15780, nothing has changed in this case except peering definition
- My router interoperates without issues with LU using 4222620001 while
LU uses 15780 - both use MT equipment like the EU Hamnet
- on the same time it uses old style peering with DE, without problems
I can confirm. I am peering with LX using old style, AS-path looks clean.
I don't think that for implementing these AS
numbering scheme, there is
any need to change anything in the established 16bit-like BGP peers,
ACK. Hopefully that would reduce some further testing to a very low
level. At this moment we are just testing mixing old-style and
32bit-ASNs it between different countries. Thanks Marius and Jann DG8NGN
for supporting this.
except proper 32bit peer setup as they build up.
I think thats the only thing we must take care of.
73s Egbert