[sg-hub] Fwd: RPKI status

[Marco Huggenberger]

Probably like with the IRR Tools, where you can only use max. 50% of
Singaporean ASNs or less, the problem sits in education and the requirement
from bigger upstream providers to make your prefixes/ASNs ready for the
game.

I'm new to this region but it's quite good documented on the APNIC website
and the trainers which are doing also some remote trainings do a good job,
but as long no policy says you have to update your RPSL records or that you
need a AS-Set when your connected to an IXP or adding your records to the
PeeringDB (yeah and there are lots of networks which are using IRR details
like these fellows here:
https://www.peeringdb.com/private/participant_view.php?id=4312) without
knowing what your doing than its time to go back to school, but without a
policy enforcement this will never happen, it will become even worse in the
future.

@PeeringDB: Can you verify the IRR records before someone can save it to
your database?

@Chun Sing why don't you ask to add valid IRR Details until end of 2015 at
SGIX? Everyone can learn and practice until than, bann them if they don't
and that makes the network more secure and trustworthy for everyone. Than
think about requirements in 2016.

Or like all lazy people skip IRR and update the RPKI details once... [image:
😁]

Marco

On Wed, 10 Jun 2015 14:48 Bill Woodcock <woody at pch.net> wrote:

>
> > On Jun 10, 2015, at 5:59 AM, Kerk Chun Sing <chunsing at kerk.asia> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Anyone doing RPKI?
> >
> > The status from this beautiful website is pretty bleak. It is either
> everyone prefers IRR or that Internet is still a trustworthy place :)
>
> …or RPKI isn’t sufficiently mature to be used in production.
>
>                                 -Bill
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Marco Huggenberger
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