1. Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs):
- ASN: AS150480
- Description: PT. Swara Logika Laboratory
- Contact: technical@swaralogika.net.id
- Policy:
- Only AS paths originating from within AS150480 are allowed to be advertised externally.
- Avoid transit ASNs, unless explicitly authorized.
2. IP Address Prefixes:
- IPv4 Prefixes:
- Prefix: 103.49.50.0/24
- Description: Internal network
- Origin ASN: AS150480
- Policy: Advertise only to upstream providers and authorized peering partners.
- Prefix: 103.49.51.0/24
- Description: Public-facing services
- Origin ASN: AS12345
- Policy: Advertise globally to all peers and providers.
- Prefix: 103.49.50.0/24
- IPv6 Prefixes:
- Prefix: 2001:df3:1040::/48
- Description: IPv6 internal network
- Origin ASN: AS150480
- Policy: Advertise only to upstream providers and authorized peering partners.
- Prefix: 2001:df3:1040::/48
3. Routing Policy Documentation:
Document the routing policy in a clear and comprehensive manner. Include details such as:
- Overview of the network architecture.
- Definitions of acceptable and unacceptable routing behavior.
- Procedures for announcing or withdrawing prefixes.
- Contact information for network operations and abuse reporting.
Important Considerations:
- Consistency: Ensure consistency between the documented routing policy and actual configurations on your routers.
- Regular Review: Periodically review and update the routing policy to reflect changes in network architecture, business requirements, and security considerations.
- Community Collaboration: Engage with regional and global network operator communities, and consider adopting industry best practices such as those outlined by Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS).
- Resource Certification (RPKI): Consider implementing RPKI to cryptographically verify the authenticity of your route announcements and prevent route hijacking.