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Re: [apops] survey on BGP damping (fwd)



hi Beichuan,

here's our answer.


 ---------- Forwarded message ----------
 Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 15:11:56 -0500 (EST)
 From: Beichuan Zhang <bzhang@isi.edu>
 To: apops@apops.net
 Subject: [apops] survey on BGP damping

 Hi,

 We are conducting a survey of BGP damping deployment and would greatly
 appreciate if you could take a few minutes to answer the following
 questions.  There are a number of interesting results and various
 recommendations for damping settings.  However, we have found only limited
 information on who does(does not) deploy damping and what parameter
 settings are selected in practice.

 If you are willing to participate, please send replies directly to us.
 We will collect the results (removing any private information regarding
 specific sites) and post the results to the list.  Thanks!

 ---
 beichuan


 (1) Does your AS have BGP route flap damping turned on?
        * Yes
        * No (please skip to comments)
>yes

 (2) What damping parameters do you use?
        * Cisco Default
        * Juniper Default
        * RIPE recommendation
        * Customized
>Cisco default

 (3) On which links do you enable damping?
        * To customers only
        * To providers
        * To peers
        * All the above
>To providers.

 (4) Comments
 Please tell us more such as:

 What kind of network are you managing (any specific names will be removed
   in the published study)?
 Why (why not) do you enable damping?
>to improve route stability

 If you enable damping, why did you choose your current parameters?
>short of knowing what's better.

 Has your site seen specific problems that were prevented by damping
  (or caused by damping)?
>too long damping.

 We welcome any other comments you feel are relevant. Thanks!



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