From: Simon Lockhart (no email)
Date: Tue Jun 13 2000 - 04:44:04 EDT
>ok. i gotta ask. how does a peering point even *have* routes, let alone
>blow them into chunks all over the net?
Well, it has its own routes (for the shared subnet), which tends to exist
in its own AS (for route collector purposes). If the peering point also
has some internal infrastructure for management purposes, they may well be
running an IGP. They will then want transit for this internal
infrastructure.
It doesn't take must misconfiguration to cause problems :)
Simon
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