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On Mon, 2013-05-20 at 05:06 +0000, Mark Delany wrote:
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I wonder as well. Last time I looked very little of China's IP
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Last time I did any serious stats was many years ago, however, dropping w/no PTR stopped about 70% crap.<BR>
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allocations have reverse entries and, given their GDP is said to reach
the USA's in a few years and given they are Australia's largest
trading partner, blocking or quarantining based solely on a lack of
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care factor = null - why should I treat China differently than say, Germany, Japan, the UK, or the US.<BR>
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reverse is going to mis-identify a lot of genuine Chinese traffic.
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and that is OUR problem how?<BR>
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I mean RFC1912 aint new, it was afterall only written back in 1996, that's 17 frickin years ago.<BR>
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