Topic of Presentation:Efficient Technique for Enforcing Internet Peering Policies

Language: Polish

Klaudiusz Staniek is a Network Consulting Engineer in Cisco Systems. He has been working in the World Wide Service Provider (WWSP) Practice Team for three years, focusing on designing and implementing IP NGN networks for large network operators. He has been involved in several projects within the EMEA region, like Vodafone (Egypt), Slovak Telecom (Slovakia), Telefonica 02 (Czech Republic), Lattelecom (Latvia), ERA (Poland), Magticom (Georgia), UTG (Georgia), Telstra (Australia), Turkcell (Turkey), Vodafone (Turkey), KAUST (Saudi Arabia). He started his networking adventure in 1996 with the WAN project for Bank Slaski (Poland). Knowledge and experience gained it this project allowed him to pass his CCIE exam at the first attempt two years later. His area of expertise is focused on Carrier Ethernet and IP/MPLS Networks. His hobby is Afro-Cuban music, he is a bongo player (bongocero) and enjoys scuba diving.

Abstract: The presented technique of Internet peering policies enforcement within the IP data forwarding plane protects against an Internet peer using routing tricks to bypass BGP control plane policies. Proposed technique glues the IP control plane policy (e.g., BGP) with the IP data plane policy (e.g., MQC). No ACLs required. BGP topology and policy changes are automatically reflected within the IP data forwarding plane.