BGP ORIGIN attribute manipulation and its impact on the Internet
sbulaev
26 points
7 comments
July 24, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
ohm
There’s a really good video explaining how BGP works https://youtu.be/RT-1DU33xIk?is=i6Vevv2AN_jZ9oHa
pattilupone
The link is now down it appears.
hylaride
I was briefly a network admin way back in the early 2000s. Core ISPs were playing (often petty) games with BGP routes back then for various reasons (eg forcing sub-optimal routes via AS padding unless downstream ISPs paid up). For awhile it got bad after the Dotcom implosion and networks were trying to up revenue. I've been out of the core BGP game for so long, but it's interesting to see how some things never change.
ikiris
Anyone not resetting this outside of a peering agreement establishing support for it is weird.
hemlock4593
Am I stupid or did they literally take down the article right now? Got a 404 after refreshing.