AS path extensions
Curtis Villamizar
Fri Mar 10 04:30:12 CET 1995
In message <9503091015.AA25169 at ncc.ripe.net>, Daniel Karrenberg writes: > > > Curtis Villamizar <curtis at ans.net> writes: > > > > If Cisco is using a different syntax, then don't use it. Use the > > syntax in RFC 1164 (same as gated syntax). The gated config section > > describes this concisely. You can just cite the RFC or duplicate it. > > It is section 4.2 in RFC1164 which defines much more than the AS path syntax. > so it might be better to lift just that. > > Incidentally: How is this dealing with AS sets? > > Daniel Good question. I'm not sure how gated deals with this, since the as_path_data seems to be an array of u_short and aspath_regex_match takes a pointer to an array of as_t (u_int16). In general, I'd say any one of the AS in the set should match at that position. Curtis -------- Logged at Fri Mar 10 13:51:32 MET 1995 ---------
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