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     * **all done in existing IS-IS Lab**     * **all done in existing IS-IS Lab**
      
-Securing IS-IS (with OSPF side example)+=== Securing IS-IS (with OSPF side example) ===
   * neighbour authentication   * neighbour authentication
   * no IS-IS outside ASN   * no IS-IS outside ASN
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     * **need to add OSPF footnote example**     * **need to add OSPF footnote example**
  
-Setting up BGP securely+=== Setting up BGP securely ===
   * RFC8212 - filters in and out on eBGP   * RFC8212 - filters in and out on eBGP
   * passwords on eBGP and iBGP sessions   * passwords on eBGP and iBGP sessions
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     * **the rest all covered in BGP Best Practices slide deck**      * **the rest all covered in BGP Best Practices slide deck** 
  
-BGP scalability & stability features+=== BGP scalability & stability features ===
   * iBGP between loopbacks & next-hop-self   * iBGP between loopbacks & next-hop-self
   * route reflector   * route reflector
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     * **All done in existing BGP materials & labs**     * **All done in existing BGP materials & labs**
    
-BGP security features+=== BGP security features ===
   * maxas-limit   * maxas-limit
   * max-prefix   * max-prefix
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       * **Needs a new lab “Securing BGP Lab”**       * **Needs a new lab “Securing BGP Lab”**
    
-Setting up Communities for BGP scaling+=== Setting up Communities for BGP scaling ===
   * security feature -> consistent policies across the ASN   * security feature -> consistent policies across the ASN
  
-Control plane security+=== Control plane security ===
   * setting up SSH on routers   * setting up SSH on routers
   * protecting VTYs with access filters   * protecting VTYs with access filters
 +  * **Notes:**
 +    * **Needs a new lab “Control Plane Security”**
  
-uRPF+=== uRPF ===
   * show how to set up on access interfaces   * show how to set up on access interfaces
 +  * **Notes:**
 +    * **Needs a new lab “uRPF”**
  
-RTBH+ 
 +=== RTBH ===
   * set up within an AS   * set up within an AS
   * set up between ASNs   * set up between ASNs
     * need to have done communities for this     * need to have done communities for this
 +    * **Notes:**
 +      * **Needs a new lab “Local RTBH”**
 +      * **Needs a new lab “Inter-AS RTBH”**
  
-BGP SEC+=== BGP SEC ===
   * Creating ROAs (RIR dependent, but explain the process)   * Creating ROAs (RIR dependent, but explain the process)
   * Installing and operating NLnet Labs Routinator   * Installing and operating NLnet Labs Routinator
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     * **Note: Need address space that has been validated** - APNIC offered their blocks, but longer term we should have our own.     * **Note: Need address space that has been validated** - APNIC offered their blocks, but longer term we should have our own.
   * propagating validation state across iBGP   * propagating validation state across iBGP
-    * standards which vendors aren’t supporting, or DIY?+    * **Question: standards which vendors aren’t supporting, or DIY?** 
 +    * **Notes:** 
 +        * **Need Validator Cache lab (install Routinator on VM per group)** 
 +        * **Need RPKI lab (set up router to talk to Cache)** 
 +        * **Need ROV lab (propagating state, and acting on ROAs)**
      
-Troubleshooting BGP Security Operations+=== Troubleshooting BGP Security Operations ===
   * RouteViews: for analysis, monitoring, troubleshooting   * RouteViews: for analysis, monitoring, troubleshooting
   * Looking Glasses supporting ROA/ROV   * Looking Glasses supporting ROA/ROV
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     * HE BGP Tool: bgp.he.net     * HE BGP Tool: bgp.he.net
   * RIPE NCC: bgpplay   * RIPE NCC: bgpplay
 +  * **Notes:**
 +    * **Use Routeviews User presentation**
 +    * **Need Looking Glass lab - user experimentation only**
 +    * **Need Troubleshooting Security Presentation - distil out of Troubleshooting BGP tutorial perhaps?**
  
-MANRS+=== MANRS ===
   * conclude with summary of MANRS and what it is about   * conclude with summary of MANRS and what it is about
 +  * Notes:
 +    * Already exists as part of BGP Origin Validation presentation
 +
 +=== Lab topology ===
 +  * To Do:
 +    * Add a “customer PC” to the customer router in each group
  
  
training/riso/development.txt · Last modified: 2019/07/04 22:06 by philip