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--- peering-toolbox:single_upstream_private_peer [2022/08/01 17:34] – [Single Upstream & Private Peer] philip
+++ peering-toolbox:single_upstream_private_peer [2022/08/26 18:07] – [Letter of Authority] philip
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   - [[single_upstream_private_peer#bgp_with_upstream|Adding the peering, introducing BGP with the upstream]]
-A diagram describing the scenario being discussed is below.
+A diagram showing the typical physical layout of this scenario is shown below:
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 The next step is to provide them with a [[single_upstream#letter_of_authority|Letter of Authority]] (if required) which requests their upstreams and peers to allow your address space originated by your ASN.
-LOAs are not usually required as a ROA should be enough to prove the holder of the address space and the origin ASN. But some operators insist on the LOA, still.
+LOAs are not usually required as a ROA is enough to prove the holder of the address space and the origin ASN. But some operators still insist on a LOA.
 ==== ROA and Route Object ====