[afnog] afnog Digest, Vol 71, Issue 2
Noah Sematimba
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> 1. WEEKLY BGP REPORT FOR AfriNIC v4 PREFIXES
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> 2. Re: [NANOG] NREN Network Design (Phil Regnauld)
> 3. Re: [NANOG] NREN Network Design (Tarig Yassin Adam)
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> Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 17:11:55 +0200
> From: airrs-report at afrinic.net
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> 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 )
> *******
>
> 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
> AIRRS Website : http://www.afrinic.net/airrs/index.htm
>
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> 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>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
>
> 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
>
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> 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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> Eng. Tarig Yassin Adam
> Sudanese Universities' Information Network (SUIN)
> T:
> +249925659149
> E: tarig at sustech.edu
> ----- 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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