[c-nsp] Why would there be local ip address in my BGP routing table?

[a. rahman isnaini r.sutan]

It's not local block.. actually it's public ip address block & belong to 
US Dept. of Agriculture.

OrgName:    U.S. Dept. of Agriculture - ARS
OrgID:      UDAA-2
Address:    Agricultural Research Service
Address:    Plant Sciences Institute
Address:    Alternate Crops and Systems Laboratory
Address:    Bldg.001 Room 342
Address:    10300 Baltimore Avenue
City:       Beltsville
StateProv:  MD
PostalCode: 20707
Country:    US

NetRange:   192.100.146.0 - 192.100.146.255
CIDR:       192.100.146.0/24
NetName:    ARS-GRIN
NetHandle:  NET-192-100-146-0-1
Parent:     NET-192-0-0-0-0
NetType:    Direct Assignment
NameServer: SUN.ARS-GRIN.GOV
NameServer: KNOCK.SER.BBNPLANET.COM
Comment:
RegDate:    1991-04-17
Updated:    1996-09-12

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Marques Johnson wrote:
> I was wondering why there are local IP address in my BGP table?
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> *> 192.100.146.0    207.162.208.221          0             0 26689 3356
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> I am trying to figure out the best way to utilize multihomed routing
> between our two DS3 providors. I am new to the NSP world and trying to
> get a grasp on what we have.
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> The overall problem stems from one of our DS3's flapping and customers
> being down for a few minutes while the tables converge and routes
> update. I would like it to be quicker if possible.
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> Thanks
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