MANRS stands for Mutually
Agreed Norms for Routing Security
and this is an industry effort to ensure
best practices for security of the
routing system.
If your organization supports
and implements all four of these
techniques, then you may wish to
join the MANRS initiative.
The URL is on the screen.
There's a manual
initiative for network operators
and also for internet exchange points.
So in summary our advice is to use
configuration templates wherever
possible, to try and standardize the
configuration used as much as possible
and be aware of some of the standard
tricks to avoid compromise
of the bgp session, in fact, anything to
make your life easier,
the network less prone to errors and the
network more likely to scale.
Also we advise to implement the four
fundamentals of MANRS.
It's all about scaling and if your
network won't scale,
then it won't be successful.
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