Scott A. Johnson said, on 06/11/2010 07:42 AM:
> While we're on the subject of peering, perhaps one of the admins can take a
> stab at this one. I'm normally on a GCI connection which peers with
> University of Alaska's network. Right now though I'm on a MTA line while
> traveling, and I've noticed some strange routing: some traceroutes from MTA
> to UA IP space stay all in Alaska and go through the MTA-GCI peering
> circuits, while other traceroutes go down to Seattle and back up to Alaska.
> It's almost as if not all of the UA BGP info is propagating......?
Not having looked at the pastes yet, I would guess that they're on
different netblocks with different announcements. Do you see a pattern
to the IPs?
Royce
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