> ip as-path access-list 1 permit _badguy_
>
> route-map fix-badguy permit 10
> descr proxy-aggregate the networks who are "holey"
> match as-path 1
>
> router bgp my-as
> aggregate-address bad.guy.blo.ck1 255.255.224.0 as-set suppress-map fix-badguy
> aggregate-address bad.guy.blo.ck2 255.255.224.0 as-set suppress-map fix-badguy
> ...And one aggregates a lone /24 with what?
Oh yay, a bona fide techical question.
The answer:
ACL 1 need not match only one AS
as-set is there to deal with matches on multiple AS paths
since we want to avoid looping announcements. conveniently,
not only does it handle the case where ACL 1 matches
lots of AS paths containing _X_, it can equally handle the
case where ACL 1 matches lots of AS paths containing _Y_.
Next time I use the example I will remember to make ACL 1 longer,
and change "bad.guy.blo.ck1" (etc) into something along the lines
of "poo.rag.gre.g81", but perhaps more aesthetically pleasing.
Sean.