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[routing-wg] [address-policy-wg] Re-issue of reclaimed 16bit ASNs and modifications to references in routing policy to these resources
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Hank Nussbacher
hank at efes.iucc.ac.il
Mon Jun 9 15:53:15 CEST 2014
At 14:49 09/06/2014 +0200, João Damas wrote: >Dear all, >at the recent RIPE 68 meeting there was a discussion about issues >concerning the re-issue of recovered 16-bit ASNs by the RIPE NCC and >possible modifications to the content of routing-related attributes in >RIPE Database objects, namely the routing policy attributes of autnum and >as-set objects. > >The observed consensus during the meeting was that: > >- the RIPE NCC should not to remove references to recovered ASNs from >import and export lines, and neither from as-set objects; routing policies >are the realm of the object owner and are not related to allocation data. On a related matter, is it possible currently to setup my aut-num that if anyone adds my autnum to their import/export/as-set objects I would receive a notification about it? Currently the "notify" field only informs me of changes to the specific aut-num, not people who reference my aut-num w/o my permission? If this is not feasible with the system today, would it be possible to add this feature? I'll explain the rationale: we have recently discovered that hostile aut-num's that intend to perform a BGP hijack, will add the victims aut-num to their routing policy or to their unsuspecting upstream. This policy is then picked up as legitimate and propogated. By having a "notify-on-policy" email address field, I would be able to quickly see who is planning on hijacking my IP ranges. Comments? Thanks, Hank
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