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We could map the remote_route and local_router to AS numbers and check at least the ASN number, but you're right that we won't be able to do any checks based on the router.
(Aside: Specifying the routers is useful for building filters as that defines where routes are exported/imported.)
https://github.com/SichangHe/parse_rpsl_policy/blob/f0ffe47c1d94163f8597c7eb57b1498c85064f06/route_policy_cmp/src/bgp/peering.rs#L36
In my understanding, the exact routers that propergated the route need to be know. We currently do not know them.
So, are we able to check these at all?
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