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Thanks Chris. That is certainly interesting as well s the other research he is doing. In discussing the DDoS challenge with engineers here, I hear similar proposals (that is, as much as I can determine from the short description of 'anycast') where a box at the perimeter shields the rest of the network. If he has a generalized solution, that sounds like a money maker. I would think these issues would be of some concern to an industry obsessed with web services. Currently, we keep them in the Intranet and are very careful to assess any kind of service that is on the Internet with regards to criticality. We can do that. I have to wonder about industries that have some wide-eyed vision of 'seamlessness' and 'just in time'. It seems like driving ahead of the headlights. len From: Chris Wilper [mailto:cwilper@c...] Maybe something on the horizon from Paul Francis (the NAT guy): ". . . The IP Internet was simply not designed to repel this kind of attack. We are looking at an architecture for an anycast-based DDoS perimeter than can be incrementally deployed at the edge of the network. In this architecture, IP anycast is used to force packets to travel through the boxes that constitute the perimeter, thus protecting servers from direct attack. We believe that this architecture can be extended to provide DDoS protection to all Internet users." http://www.cs.cornell.edu/People/francis/
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