NTAC Peering Working Group

[Michael H Lambert <>]

Given the historical resistance (maybe too strong a choice of words, but
it gives the right sense) of the GRNOC to routing registries, I'm not
all that surprised.  I agree that this issue SHOULD be fixed.

Michael

David Farmer wrote:
> There is no route6 object anywhere for 2001:468::/32.
> 
> This is probably because 2001:468::/32 was being routed long before
> route6 objects existed. So, It would probably be a good idea for someone
> within Internet2 or the NOC to fix this by create a route6 object for it
> or add an "Origin AS" within ARIN Online.
> 
> While I was at it, I looked at IPv4 too;
> 
> For 162.252.68.0/22 <http://162.252.68.0/22>, 162.244.104.0/21
> <http://162.244.104.0/21> and 198.71.44.0/22 <http://198.71.44.0/22> all
> have "Origin AS" within ARIN Whois.
> 
> For 163.253.0.0/16 <http://163.253.0.0/16>, all but one sub block that
> is routed has a route object in RADB, but nothing for the aggregate /16,
> but maybe that is the way it should be.
> 
> For 64.57.16.0/20 <http://64.57.16.0/20>, there is no route object or
> "Origin AS" within ARIN Whois.  So, It would probably be a good idea for
> someone within Internet2 or the NOC to fix this too. 
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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