Re: [44net] AMPRNet Interoperability with BGP

On 6/18/15 5:31 PM, Brian Kantor wrote: Brian, I've asked for traffic details amongst others info on the amprgw and to date not seen anything. All I'm looking for is the 95th percentile of traffic into and out of amprgw to the internet. If this is indeed on a 10g connection like it was stated, this may be larger than I though it was. I'm sure I one company that will do it for us, but I'm not going to formally approach my contacts until I have details. Basically we're just looking for transit for a non-profit org at this point. This would be for the anycast solution, so we'd need to have a common AS as if not the BGP protocol would use the lower AS in all cases of it being equal. Are we planing to have the prefixes we announce based on our IGP (ampr-ripd/encap), or will they be static with new prefixes manually configured when an IP is assigned out of that block? validation to update our upstream filters unless we LOA the entire /8.\ Will we have this router running on Linux, and if so what sort of box/cpu/memory/IO do we need? Would a VM work? I have rack space for at least a few RU. -- Bryan Fields 727-409-1194 - Voice 727-214-2508 - Fax http://bryanfields.net