[c-nsp] Removing the Route Server ASN

[Nick Hilliard]

On 09/06/2010 14:38, Sharlon Carty wrote:
> But if you remove the ASN of the route server how would the clients peer
> with it?

NLRI updates will normally include the remote ASN in the AS path.  For a
connection into a route server, this is removed, so prefixes from the route
server will look like they come from a direct peering session.  The route
server will also preserve next-hop and other attributes.

Nick