Re: [isp-bgp] Multihoming Best Practice

[Pete Templin <petelists@...>]

Jim Barstow wrote:
> Is this in North America?  If so, you should have your customers that are
> multihomed register for an ASN with ARIN, then they can advertise their
> routes to their hearts content and everything will be proper and legal.  If
> you are their upstream provider, then you should register your own ASN and
> advertise all the PI space (or their PI space).
>
> My question is... If they don't have a registered ASN, how do they have
> public PI space? 
Addresses and ASNs are completely orthogonal.  If a network is 
single-homed, their "policy" matches that of their upstream, and they 
have no need for an ASN.

pt





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