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Re: Cisco filtering Commands

Hello Barry,
 
Thank your for your response!
The market is nor open and nor closed to satellite services. There is no rules, no regulation about it !
 
Regards!
 
Jose
----- Original Message -----
Cc: "AFNOG"
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 4:34 PM
Subject: RE: Cisco filtering Commands

Hello Jose,
 
Yes, they could filter if they want to. The GRE tunnel would show up in a "show ip cache flow" command (if they had Netflow turned on).
 
Q. Why are they filtering in the first place? If the market is open to satellite services, then they should be able to make arrangements in their ingress packet filters. 
 
Barry 
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-afnog at uol.co.ug [mailto:owner-afnog at uol.co.ug]On Behalf Of Rob Hunter
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 1:20 AM
To: Jose Pereira Van-Dunem
Cc: "AFNOG"
Subject: Re: Cisco filtering Commands

Hello All
 
I got the network 216.252.178.128/28 from my Sattelite Downtream Provider.
I intended to use my PTT as my upstream provider but, unfortunatly, my PTT rejected to route my network 216.252.178.128/28. So, on my border router, i configured a tunnel between my Cisco and the Cisco of my sattelite downstream provider (Through my PTT Cisco router). Please see:
 
!
interface Tunnel0
 description Interpacket link
 ip address 216.226.254.250 255.255.255.252
 no logging event subif-link-status
 bandwidth 768
 tunnel source 193.132.121.1
 tunnel destination 209.198.244.254
!    
 
Now, my upstream traffic is transiting through my PTT but they do not know it !!
My question is:
 
Suppose, tomorow they know about it !
Can my PTT staff run commands on their Cisco router to filter my upstream traffic through that tunnel (though the PTT)? Is it possible ?
 
Thanks in advance !
 
Jose Pereira Van-Dunem
PAcomm - EBONet