[Fwd: Unstable BGP Peerings?]

From: Sue Joiner (no email)
Date: Sun Jan 13 2008 - 18:40:49 EST

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    Forwarding for Mohit Lad and Jonathan Park.

       -sue

    Sue Joiner
    Merit Network

    -------- Original Message --------
    Subject: Unstable BGP Peerings?
    Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2008 17:49:44 +0000
    From: ParkJonathan <>
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    CC: <>, <>

    During our recent study on BGP routing instability, we found cases where
    lots of routes changed from one subpath to another subpath, repeating this
    kind of behavior over a few months . We do not know the cause of this
    repeated instability, but suspect the BGP peering between routers in two
    AS was unstable or had some problems and this caused routing changes seen
    by many observation points.

    Specifically, the peerings in question are

    174 (Cogent) and 9121 (TTNet)
    3257 (Tiscali) and 9121 (TTNet)
    9304 (Hutchison) and 15412 (Flag Telecom)
    1273 (Cable&Wireless) 4651 (Thai Gateway)
    6762 (Seabone) and 7473 (Singapore Telecom)

    For details of events and timings, please find a short summary on the
    link below.
    http://irl.cs.ucla.edu/pca/active-links.html

    We would really appreciate if somebody from the ISPs involved in this
    activity (or anybody who might know what happened) would contact us and
    throw some light on the reasons for this behavior.

    Thanks

    Mohit Lad, Jonathan Park
    UCLA

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