BGP Best Practices for ISPs - APNIC
BGP Best Practices for ISPs
Prefix List, AS PATH filters, Bogon Filters, Anycast, Mailing Lists, INOC DBA
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Gaurab Raj Upadhaya gaurab@
Packet Clearing House
What are Best Practices
Established or known good ways of doing things.
Being a good Internet citizen. Trying TO restrict damage to your
network and FROM you network A lot of RFCs devoted on different BCP,
but here we'll just cover a few topics here
BGP Security
Protocols are vulnerable
Routing protocols, like BGP, OSPF can be attacked and weakness exploited
False Information Man-in-middle situation Denial of service Routing Conditions
BGP Security Issues
Prefix Lists
Why, How and Where
Prefix Lists
Customers Peers Upstream
Protocol Authentication
MD5
BGP BCP
Bogons
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