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This document summarizes a panel discussion on RPKI deployment. The panel discussed various RPKI deployment models including using public and local cache servers, deploying RPKI in IXPs and with route reflectors, and integrating RPKI with IRR systems. The panel also addressed common issues that can arise with RPKI such as customers claiming their prefixes are announced by other ASNs, addressing route leaks, and using RPKI information to mitigate DDoS attacks. Next steps discussed included improving internationalization support, providing feedback to developers, and launching an RPKI pilot service.

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RPKI deployment panel

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People
• Geoff Huston (chair)
• Fakrul Alam, bdHUB
• A week with analysing RPKI status
• Tomoya Yoshida, Internet Multifeed
• Deployment factors and current status
• Yoshinobu Matsuzaki, Internet Initiative
Japan
• RPKI deployment at ISP
• Taiji Kimura, Japan Network Information
Center
• About JPNIC’s RPKI
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RPKI Deployment Panel
• Purpose
• Gathering experienced operators voice
• Discuss further RPKI deployment for useful mechanism
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Discussions

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Deployment model
Public cache server
/
local cache server
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Deployment model
RPKI in IXP
and
Route reflector
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Deployment model
RPKI and IRR
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HOWTO
Configuring RPKI cache
and
Building own RPKI CA
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What do you do when…

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(Customer AS)
• Customer claims their prefix has been
announced from other AS!
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(Own prefix)
• You found your prefix has no
reachability from other region.
What do you do?
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(Customer AS)
• Customer claims their prefix has been
announced from other AS!
What do you do?
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(DDoS mitigation)
• DDoS packets are coming!
You found if other AS announces
specific announce.
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JPNIC’s RPKI
Taiji Kimura

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Issues on RPKI deployment in
Japan
• Deployment for operators
• How RPKI is use for people - BGP operators
• Language
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Developing items and technical
specifications
• Internationalization
• Database
• Authentication
• Redundancy and easy maintenance
• Server security
• Key management and PKI operation
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Internationalization
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Further step
• Multi-language support
• Feedbacks for developer
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