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	Title		: Autonomous System Number Substitution on Egress
	Author(s)	: J. Haas
	Filename	: draft-jhaas-ase-00.txt
	Pages		: 9
	Date		: 23-Feb-01
	
Network Reachability information in the Internet is curretly
exchanged through the use of the BGP-4 protocol[1].  BGP Speakers
require an Autonomous System (AS) number in order to peer.  The AS
number is used to identify sets of routes sharing a common
administrative policy.

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