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David J. Hughes wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 04/01/2008, at 9:59 AM, Mark Newton wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Put filtered users in one VRF and dirty pr0n sucking users in another
VRF :) Don't show your peering routes to the family friendly folk.
Not a major problem there.
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<pre wrap="">Why would routes be different based on a customer's censorship
preferences?
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Because for "clean" customers you only want to use paths you learn
via your Clean Transit Providers and not your dirty peering connections.
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My point to Bevan was that the company I work for isn't in a position
to buy in a "clean feed" - we buy NO international transit in Oz and we
have no intention of doing so to solve the government's political
agenda.<br>
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So, we'd need to do it ourselves - which would mean a high upfront cost
and added network complexity. <br>
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<pre wrap="">Yeah - I'll try again. Filtering HTTP delivered content is possible
but damn expensive. For everything else (torrents, ftp, irc, posted
CD-ROM) all bets are off.
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We've started running IPv6 native. Wonder if anyone's made an
appliance for doing that?<br>
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MMC<br>
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