[afnog] afnog Digest, Vol 71, Issue 2
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Today's Topics:
1. WEEKLY BGP REPORT FOR AfriNIC v4 PREFIXES
(airrs-report at afrinic.net)
2. Re: [NANOG] NREN Network Design (Phil Regnauld)
3. Re: [NANOG] NREN Network Design (Tarig Yassin Adam)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 17:11:55 +0200
From: airrs-report at afrinic.net
To: afnog at afnog.org
Subject: [afnog] WEEKLY BGP REPORT FOR AfriNIC v4 PREFIXES
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BGP Report for IP block : 41/8 , 197/8, 196/8
DATE : 2010-02-01
BGP Report Perspective : AS40387
Number of routing entries : 298785
Allocation and whois data from RIRs statistics files and whois databases
BGP data from : routeviews project (http://www.routeviews.org)
Number of prefixes allocated from 41/8 : 438
Minimum allocation size from 41/8 : /22
Minimum prefix size from 41/8 in routing table : /24
Number of prefixes allocated from 197/8 : 2
Minimum allocation size from 197/8 : /22
Minimum prefix size from 197/8 in routing table : /22
Number of prefixes allocated from 196/8 : 536
Minimum allocation size from 196/8 : /24
Minimum prefix size from 196/8 in routing table : /24
Total Number of IP address allocated from AfriNIC pool(41/8, 197/8) :
15179776
Percentage of IP address allocated from AfriNIC pool(41/8, 197/8) :
45.2392578125 %
Total Number of IP address allocated from AfriNIC legacy pool(196/8) :
4054784
Percentage of IP address allocated from AfriNIC legacy pool(196/8) :
24.1683959960938 %
Total Number of IP address from AfriNIC pools announced to Internet :
14851584
Percentage of IP address from AfriNIC pools announced to Internet : 44.3 %
Summary ( 41/8 )
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Prefixes allocated but not seen in the routing table
(Exact match and more specifics)
*****************************************************
87 Prefixes
41.32.0.0/12 41.48.0.0/13 41.56.0.0/16 41.57.0.0/16
41.64.0.0/15 41.66.0.0/18
41.66.64.0/18 41.68.0.0/15 41.72.0.0/18 41.72.64.0/19
41.72.96.0/19 41.72.128.0/19
41.72.160.0/19 41.72.192.0/19 41.72.224.0/19
41.73.0.0/19 41.73.32.0/19 41.74.0.0/20
41.74.16.0/20 41.74.32.0/20 41.76.0.0/21 41.76.8.0/21
41.76.16.0/21 41.76.24.0/21
41.76.32.0/21 41.76.40.0/21 41.77.224.0/21
41.77.248.0/21 41.78.0.0/22 41.78.4.0/22
41.78.8.0/22 41.78.12.0/22 41.78.16.0/22 41.78.20.0/22
41.78.24.0/22 41.78.28.0/22
41.78.32.0/22 41.78.36.0/22 41.78.40.0/22 41.78.48.0/22
41.78.56.0/22 41.78.60.0/22
41.78.64.0/22 41.78.68.0/22 41.79.232.0/22
41.79.240.0/22 41.79.248.0/22 41.88.0.0/16
41.89.0.0/16 41.90.0.0/16 41.91.0.0/16 41.92.128.0/17
41.94.0.0/16 41.95.0.0/16
41.132.0.0/14 41.137.0.0/16 41.138.92.0/22
41.138.160.0/19 41.138.240.0/20 41.139.0.0/18
41.139.64.0/18 41.189.64.0/19 41.190.228.0/22
41.190.248.0/22 41.191.88.0/22 41.191.96.0/22
41.191.128.0/18 41.191.192.0/21 41.191.208.0/21
41.191.216.0/21 41.202.128.0/19 41.203.32.0/19
41.206.224.0/19 41.216.224.0/22 41.216.236.0/22
41.216.240.0/20 41.217.196.0/22 41.217.208.0/22
41.217.212.0/22 41.221.112.0/20 41.222.120.0/21
41.222.212.0/22 41.223.12.0/22 41.223.48.0/22
41.223.88.0/22 41.223.96.0/22 41.223.168.0/22
Prefixes seen in the routing table
(Exact match or more specifics)
*****************************************************
3033 prefixes were seen in routing table with the following distribution
* 1878 originated by AS in AfriNIC service region (AS and
number of prefixes originated)
AS11259 (1) AS11845 (2) AS12091 (2) AS14988 (1)
AS15399 (3) AS15475 (8) AS15706 (23) AS15964 (25)
AS16058 (6) AS16284 (3) AS16637 (32) AS17400 (4)
AS18931 (2) AS19232 (1) AS19711 (3) AS20484 (1)
AS20858 (1) AS20928 (3) AS21003 (9) AS21280 (1)
AS22355 (6) AS23889 (21) AS24835 (1) AS24863 (511)
AS25163 (5) AS25250 (1) AS25543 (3) AS25576 (3)
AS25818 (1) AS28683 (5) AS28698 (1) AS2905 (15)
AS29091 (26) AS29544 (1) AS29571 (97) AS29614 (17)
AS29918 (1) AS29975 (62) AS30619 (10) AS30985 (1)
AS30990 (3) AS30995 (2) AS30998 (17) AS31065 (3)
AS31810 (4) AS31856 (4) AS32017 (3) AS32398 (7)
AS32437 (1) AS32653 (1) AS33567 (1) AS33762 (16)
AS33763 (3) AS33765 (1) AS33770 (13) AS33772 (4)
AS33774 (22) AS33776 (120) AS33783 (8) AS33785 (3)
AS33788 (1) AS36864 (1) AS36865 (4) AS36866 (6)
AS36867 (4) AS36874 (1) AS36877 (5) AS36879 (1)
AS36887 (1) AS36888 (1) AS36890 (1) AS36896 (4)
AS36898 (15) AS36899 (1) AS36900 (1) AS36905 (1)
AS36908 (2) AS36909 (1) AS36911 (10) AS36912 (4)
AS36913 (1) AS36914 (3) AS36915 (27) AS36916 (3)
AS36917 (8) AS36918 (2) AS36920 (8) AS36921 (2)
AS36923 (3) AS36925 (30) AS36926 (1) AS36928 (4)
AS36930 (1) AS36934 (1) AS36935 (9) AS36936 (1)
AS36937 (3) AS36938 (1) AS36939 (3) AS36943 (8)
AS36945 (1) AS36947 (15) AS36950 (3) AS36951 (1)
AS36957 (4) AS36959 (4) AS36960 (11) AS36961 (1)
AS36962 (1) AS36963 (3) AS36965 (1) AS36967 (1)
AS36968 (1) AS36969 (8) AS36970 (1) AS36972 (1)
AS36974 (1) AS36977 (12) AS36979 (1) AS36981 (1)
AS36983 (3) AS36985 (1) AS36986 (1) AS36988 (2)
AS36989 (13) AS36990 (4) AS36991 (1) AS36992 (25)
AS36993 (2) AS36994 (18) AS36996 (10) AS36997 (9)
AS36998 (2) AS36999 (3) AS37000 (3) AS37001 (2)
AS37002 (3) AS37004 (5) AS37006 (3) AS37009 (1)
AS37010 (1) AS37011 (1) AS37012 (2) AS37013 (2)
AS37014 (1) AS37018 (4) AS37019 (9) AS37020 (1)
AS37023 (2) AS37024 (1) AS37025 (2) AS37026 (2)
AS37028 (1) AS37029 (1) AS37030 (2) AS37031 (6)
AS37032 (4) AS37034 (4) AS37035 (2) AS37037 (2)
AS37039 (1) AS37040 (1) AS37043 (1) AS37044 (9)
AS37047 (1) AS37048 (1) AS37049 (1) AS37054 (42)
AS37056 (2) AS37057 (7) AS37061 (19) AS37063 (3)
AS37065 (1) AS37066 (4) AS37069 (2) AS37071 (2)
AS37073 (1) AS37074 (1) AS37075 (2) AS37076 (1)
AS37077 (1) AS37080 (1) AS37083 (1) AS37084 (11)
AS37094 (2) AS37097 (1) AS37101 (4) AS37103 (6)
AS37104 (2) AS37105 (3) AS37109 (1) AS37110 (1)
AS37113 (11) AS37120 (1) AS37122 (1) AS37123 (2)
AS37124 (2) AS37125 (1) AS37126 (1) AS37133 (4)
AS37135 (1) AS37136 (1) AS37140 (4) AS37141 (1)
AS37143 (4) AS37148 (1) AS3741 (11) AS5713 (9)
AS6713 (99) AS9129 (16)
* 1155 originated by AS not in AfriNIC service region (AS
and number of prefixes originated)
AS10434 (1) AS12392 (1) AS12491 (18) AS12654 (1)
AS15808 (10) AS16422 (15) AS17175 (13) AS17813 (2)
AS20294 (1) AS21042 (3) AS21174 (1) AS22351 (34)
AS24399 (1) AS24691 (2) AS25139 (1) AS25395 (6)
AS25747 (1) AS2609 (18) AS26452 (2) AS29032 (9)
AS29259 (1) AS29286 (6) AS29465 (7) AS29548 (3)
AS30844 (1) AS32034 (1) AS34444 (3) AS34947 (5)
AS35074 (4) AS35091 (5) AS38891 (4) AS3986 (2)
AS41951 (1) AS44933 (1) AS5377 (3) AS5400 (2) AS5511
(12) AS6453 (14) AS8346 (4) AS8452 (928)
AS8513 (4) AS8657 (3) AS8668 (1)
Detail (
http://airrs.afrinic.net/bgp/reports.html/bgp.reports.2010-02-01-41.0.0.0.html
)
Summary ( 197/8 )
*******
Prefixes allocated but not seen in the routing table
(Exact match and more specifics)
*****************************************************
0 Prefixes
Prefixes seen in the routing table
(Exact match or more specifics)
*****************************************************
2 prefixes were seen in routing table with the following distribution
* 0 originated by AS in AfriNIC service region (AS and
number of prefixes originated)
* 2 originated by AS not in AfriNIC service region (AS and
number of prefixes originated)
AS12654 (1) AS23456 (1)
Detail (
http://airrs.afrinic.net/bgp/reports.html/bgp.reports.2010-02-01-197.0.0.0.html
)
Summary ( 196/8 )
*******
Prefixes allocated but not seen in the routing table
(Exact match and more specifics)
*****************************************************
152 Prefixes
196.1.7.0/24 196.1.74.0/24 196.1.81.0/24 196.1.92.0/24
196.1.93.0/24 196.1.94.0/24
196.1.95.0/24 196.1.96.0/24 196.1.97.0/24 196.1.98.0/24
196.1.99.0/24 196.1.101.0/24
196.1.116.0/23 196.1.118.0/24 196.1.128.0/24
196.1.129.0/24 196.1.137.0/24 196.3.58.0/23
196.3.90.0/24 196.3.92.0/23 196.3.107.0/24
196.3.108.0/24 196.3.109.0/24 196.3.148.0/24
196.3.149.0/24 196.3.150.0/24 196.3.154.0/24
196.3.160.0/24 196.4.77.0/24 196.4.80.0/24
196.4.81.0/24 196.4.82.0/24 196.4.85.0/24 196.4.94.0/24
196.4.96.0/24 196.4.98.0/24
196.4.99.0/24 196.4.162.0/24 196.4.166.0/24
196.4.167.0/24 196.4.189.0/24 196.4.200.0/20
196.4.249.0/24 196.6.101.0/24 196.6.102.0/24
196.6.173.0/24 196.6.201.0/24 196.6.248.0/24
196.6.249.0/23 196.6.252.0/24 196.6.253.0/24
196.6.254.0/24 196.10.1.0/18 196.10.61.0/18
196.10.96.0/24 196.10.102.0/23 196.10.105.0/24
196.10.142.0/21 196.10.149.0/24 196.10.200.0/24
196.10.201.0/24 196.10.202.0/24 196.10.225.0/24
196.10.226.0/24 196.10.227.0/24 196.10.230.0/24
196.10.232.0/22 196.10.246.0/21 196.11.59.0/24
196.11.60.0/24 196.11.61.0/24 196.11.91.0/24
196.11.92.0/21 196.11.115.0/24 196.11.123.0/24
196.11.198.0/24 196.11.199.0/24 196.11.208.0/24
196.11.247.0/24 196.11.248.0/23 196.11.252.0/22
196.13.114.0/24 196.13.120.0/24 196.13.127.0/24
196.13.147.0/24 196.13.148.0/24 196.13.149.0/24
196.13.162.0/24 196.13.166.0/23 196.13.168.0/24
196.13.170.0/22 196.13.205.0/24 196.13.210.0/24
196.13.211.0/23 196.13.218.0/23 196.13.221.0/24
196.13.222.0/24 196.13.224.0/24 196.13.226.0/24
196.13.227.0/24 196.13.233.0/24 196.13.239.0/24
196.13.240.0/23 196.13.246.0/24 196.13.247.0/23
196.13.249.0/24 196.13.251.0/24 196.15.64.0/18
196.16.0.0/14 196.22.4.0/24 196.22.16.0/20
196.22.128.0/24 196.22.129.0/24 196.28.0.0/22
196.28.4.0/24 196.28.6.0/24 196.32.160.0/19
196.32.200.0/21 196.32.216.0/21 196.43.128.0/18
196.45.64.0/19 196.46.20.0/24 196.46.21.0/24
196.46.80.0/20 196.46.118.0/23 196.200.192.0/20
196.200.208.0/20 196.201.2.0/24 196.201.4.0/23
196.207.48.0/20 196.207.128.0/22 196.207.132.0/23
196.212.0.0/14 196.216.148.0/22 196.216.152.0/22
196.216.163.0/24 196.216.164.0/22 196.216.171.0/24
196.216.172.0/22 196.216.247.0/24 196.222.0.0/16
196.223.0.0/24 196.223.1.0/24 196.223.2.0/24
196.223.3.0/24 196.223.4.0/24 196.223.5.0/24
196.223.6.0/24 196.223.7.0/24 196.223.8.0/23
196.223.10.0/24 196.223.11.0/24
Prefixes seen in the routing table
(Exact match or more specifics)
*****************************************************
1895 prefixes were seen in routing table with the following distribution
* 1458 originated by AS in AfriNIC service region (AS and
number of prefixes originated)
AS10474 (21) AS10798 (22) AS11157 (1) AS11744 (1)
AS11845 (32) AS12091 (2) AS12258 (27) AS12455 (14)
AS13224 (1) AS14988 (2) AS15022 (2) AS15399 (2)
AS15706 (34) AS15825 (1) AS16637 (21) AS17148 (16)
AS17400 (16) AS19711 (1) AS2018 (115) AS20484 (12)
AS21280 (2) AS21739 (1) AS22355 (1) AS22386 (2)
AS22750 (3) AS23058 (1) AS23889 (29) AS24835 (80)
AS24863 (169) AS25250 (1) AS25543 (5) AS25818 (1)
AS26625 (1) AS27576 (8) AS27598 (1) AS28683 (1) AS2905
(47) AS29571 (20) AS29918 (1) AS29975 (21)
AS30619 (24) AS3067 (29) AS30983 (1) AS30984 (5)
AS30985 (3) AS30986 (1) AS30988 (15) AS30989 (1)
AS30990 (16) AS30991 (8) AS30998 (14) AS31245 (5)
AS31810 (9) AS31856 (4) AS32717 (14) AS32842 (1)
AS32860 (1) AS33567 (2) AS33762 (3) AS33763 (11)
AS33765 (4) AS33766 (2) AS33769 (1) AS33770 (2)
AS33771 (12) AS33772 (3) AS33774 (12) AS33775 (5)
AS33776 (4) AS33777 (10) AS33778 (9) AS33780 (6)
AS33782 (1) AS33785 (1) AS33786 (7) AS33788 (1)
AS33790 (8) AS36864 (1) AS36865 (5) AS36866 (1)
AS36867 (1) AS36870 (3) AS36873 (5) AS36874 (3)
AS36877 (14) AS36879 (1) AS36881 (7) AS36882 (4)
AS36883 (3) AS36884 (11) AS36886 (4) AS36887 (1)
AS36888 (4) AS36889 (6) AS36890 (5) AS36891 (10)
AS36892 (1) AS36893 (1) AS36897 (2) AS36906 (3)
AS36913 (9) AS36918 (1) AS36919 (1) AS36922 (5)
AS36929 (1) AS36931 (1) AS36935 (1) AS36937 (1)
AS36943 (22) AS36944 (3) AS36952 (1) AS36953 (2)
AS36959 (1) AS36964 (1) AS36971 (1) AS36975 (1)
AS36978 (2) AS36980 (1) AS36995 (1) AS36996 (3)
AS37003 (2) AS37004 (4) AS37005 (1) AS37009 (1)
AS37036 (1) AS37045 (1) AS37054 (15) AS37058 (2)
AS37062 (3) AS37078 (1) AS37084 (6) AS37091 (1)
AS37132 (1) AS37133 (2) AS3741 (157) AS5713 (58)
AS5734 (1) AS6187 (2) AS6713 (39) AS7420 (10) AS8094
(2)
* 437 originated by AS not in AfriNIC service region (AS
and number of prefixes originated)
AS10292 (2) AS10396 (7) AS11139 (8) AS11300 (1)
AS11367 (30) AS11868 (1) AS11992 (7) AS12392 (1)
AS12440 (1) AS12491 (2) AS14217 (5) AS14974 (2)
AS15808 (5) AS16422 (8) AS16726 (3) AS17175 (11)
AS18895 (17) AS2047 (5) AS21174 (8) AS21491 (6)
AS22306 (8) AS22351 (33) AS22888 (1) AS22917 (3)
AS22999 (1) AS23148 (1) AS23456 (1) AS24753 (5)
AS24890 (14) AS25139 (1) AS25152 (1) AS25186 (1)
AS25320 (6) AS2534 (1) AS25395 (1) AS25429 (6) AS25747
(2) AS2609 (1) AS26132 (1) AS26452 (1)
AS2647 (5) AS26608 (1) AS2697 (6) AS27620 (2) AS27681
(1) AS2830 (1) AS2856 (1) AS29259 (1)
AS29286 (5) AS29465 (1) AS30440 (1) AS30689 (2)
AS30969 (14) AS32745 (4) AS3328 (2) AS3356 (1)
AS34444 (1) AS3586 (10) AS3790 (22) AS38538 (1) AS3855
(1) AS39672 (1) AS40398 (1) AS41629 (1)
AS4515 (3) AS4637 (2) AS5377 (1) AS5400 (1) AS5511
(2) AS5639 (19) AS6400 (4) AS6412 (1)
AS6453 (30) AS703 (2) AS7633 (32) AS8220 (1) AS8346
(4) AS8376 (1) AS8452 (17) AS8513 (5)
AS8668 (1) AS8818 (1) AS8841 (2) AS8895 (1) AS8928
(1) AS9155 (1)
Detail (
http://airrs.afrinic.net/bgp/reports.html/bgp.reports.2010-02-01-196.0.0.0.html
)
End of report
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 20:52:56 +0100
From: Phil Regnauld <regnauld at nsrc.org>
To: Tarig Yassin Adam <tarig at suin.edu.sd>
Cc: afnog at afnog.org
Subject: Re: [afnog] [NANOG] NREN Network Design
Message-ID: <20100201195251.GF36830 at macbook.catpipe.net>
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Tarig Yassin Adam (tarig) writes:
> I'm try to redesign the Sudanese NREN (National Research & Education
> Network). we provide end to end service,to our customers. Our network
> is build over local ISPs. But the problem of the current design that
> each time we need to go back to the ISP to change our Infrastructure
> IP addresses, when the situation need this.How can solve this? I heard
> about something called Virtual Network Environment which give us the
> full control of ISP routers, is it the best solution? What about
> others NRENs.Thanks
Hello Tarig,
(Cc:ed to AFNOG list)
Can you be a bit more specific about your network design
?
As I understand it, you have multiple sites, which can be
connected
to different ISPs. As a result, your IP addressing plan
is dependent
on the IPs that the local ISP will allocate to your
site/customer --
is this correct ?
I'm not sure what you call a Virtual Network Environment,
but I can
think of several methods, depending on how much control
you have over
the local site -- from using VPNs (Virtual Private
Network), or "tunnels"
over the existing infrastructure, and deploy your own IP
addressing
scheme over that, to applying to Afrinic to get your own
IP address
block, etc...
Any additional information you might have that would help
us in
understanding your setup is welcome.
Thanks,
Phil Regnauld
NSRC
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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 22:04:07 -0500 (EST)
From: Tarig Yassin Adam <tarig at suin.edu.sd>
To: Phil Regnauld <regnauld at nsrc.org>
Cc: afnog at afnog.org
Subject: Re: [afnog] [NANOG] NREN Network Design
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hi phil
We already applied to AfriNIC, they allocated to us /18 ipv4 we're using
two ISPs to connect to our customers and the same time we're using these
ISPs for the Internet.
The ISP using tunnel layer 3. For customer sites to reach our NOC they
need next hop to the ISP routers which we do not have a control.
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Sudanese Universities' Information Network (SUIN)
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----- Original Message -----
From: Phil Regnauld <regnauld at nsrc.org>
To: Tarig Yassin Adam <tarig at suin.edu.sd>
Cc:<afnog at afnog.org>
Date: Monday, February 1 2010 09:49 PM
Subject: Re: [NANOG] NREN Network Design
Tarig Yassin Adam (tarig) writes:
> I'm try to redesign the Sudanese NREN (National Research & Education
> Network). we provide end to end service,to our customers. Our network
> is build over local ISPs. But the problem of the current design that
> each time we need to go back to the ISP to change our Infrastructure
> IP addresses, when the situation need this.How can solve this? I heard
> about something called Virtual Network Environment which give us the
> full control of ISP routers, is it the best solution? What about
> others NRENs.Thanks
Hello Tarig,
(Cc:ed to AFNOG list)
Can you be a bit more specific about your network design ?
As I understand it, you have multiple sites, which can be connected
to different ISPs. As a result, your IP addressing plan is dependent
on the IPs that the local ISP will allocate to your site/customer --
is this correct ?
I'm not sure what you call a Virtual Network Environment, but I can
think of several methods, depending on how much control you have over
the local site -- from using VPNs (Virtual Private Network), or
"tunnels"
over the existing infrastructure, and deploy your own IP addressing
scheme over that, to applying to Afrinic to get your own IP address
block, etc...
Any additional information you might have that would help us in
understanding your setup is welcome.
Thanks,
Phil Regnauld
NSRC
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