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Create Routing Registry Objects

1. The first thing you will need to do is create a Maintainer Object and Person Object. A Maintainer Object links all your other types of objects together, a Person Object provides contact details for each object and is referenced through the admin-c/tech-c attributes. Cut and paste template into your email and fill out each field appropriately. Mouse over for directions. Note: if you do not fill in an optional field then remove field completely. A submitted template with a blank field will automatically be rejected.

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mntner:
descr:
admin-c:
tech-c:
upd-to:
mnt-nfy:
auth:
remarks:
notify:
mnt-by:
changed:
source:


person:
address:
phone:
e-mail:
nic-hdl:
mnt-by:
changed:
source:
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Example Maintainer Object
       mntner:     MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
       descr:      Global IP Network (GIN) maintainer
       admin-c:    NCGE-VRIO
       tech-c:     NCGE-VRIO
       upd-to:     ip-eng-reports@us.ntt.net
       mnt-nfy:    ip-eng-reports@us.ntt.net
       auth:       CRYPT-PW feiubf2iubf2
       remarks:    contacts per RFC2142:
       remarks:    Abuse / UCE reports  abuse@ntt.net
       remarks:    Security issues      security@ntt.net
       notify:     ip-eng-routing@us.ntt.net
       mnt-by:     MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
       changed:    boudreat@us.ntt.net 20190701
       source:     NTTCOM
Example Person Object
                person:     Global IP Network (GIN) Engineering
		address:    8300 E Maplewood Ave. Suite 400
			    Greenwood Village, CO 80111
			    US
		phone:      +1 877-688-6625
		e-mail:     ip-eng@us.ntt.net
		nic-hdl:    NCGE-VRIO
		remarks:    For security issues contact security@ntt.net
		mnt-by:     MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
		changed:    chowser@us.ntt.net 20180823
		source:     NTTCOM

2. You will need an *AS (aut-num) Object*. This object lets others know others about the ASN such as POC information and routing policy.

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aut-num:
as-name:
descr:
import:
export:
default:
member-of:
admin-c:
tech-c:
remarks:
notify:
mnt-by:
changed:
source:
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Example as (aut-num) 
        aut-num:     AS2914
        as-name:    NTTC-GIN-AS
        descr:      Global IP Network
        admin-c:     VP8-ARIN
        tech-c:      VP8-ARIN
        import:      from as93 accept AS93
        import:      from as3727 accept AS-HEAS
        import:      from as103 accept as103
        import:      from as10368 accept as10368
      [... many import lines deleted ...]
        export:      to as93 announce AS-NTT
        export:      to as3727 announce ANY
        export:      to as103 announce as-ntt
        export:      to as10368 announce as-ntt
      [... many export lines deleted ...]
        remarks:     peers should accept as-ntt
        mnt-by:      MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
        changed:     boudreat@us.ntt.net 20060518 
        source:      NTTCOM

3. If you have BGP customers yourself, you will need an *AS-set Object*. The NTTCOM Registry will then look for objects for each ASN listed in the AS-set in order to add their prefixes to your BGP prefix filter.

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as-set:
descr:
members:
admin-c:
tech-c:
remarks:
notify:
mnt-by:
changed:
source:
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as-set example
        as-set:     AS2914:AS-GLOBAL
        descr:      Global IP Network transit customers
        members:    AS2914, AS3949,
                    AS2914:AS-US, AS2914:AS-ASIA, AS2914:AS-EUROPE
        admin-c:    NCGE-VRIO
        tech-c:     NCGE-VRIO
        remarks:    contacts per RFC2142:
        remarks:    Abuse / UCE reports abuse@ntt.net
        remarks:    Security issues security@ntt.net
        mnt-by:     MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
        changed:    boudreat@us.ntt.net 20060825
        source:     NTTCOM
        
        person:     Global IP Network Engineering
        address:    NTT
                    8005 S Chester St Ste 200
                    Centennial, CO 80112-3523
                    US
        phone:      +1 303 6451900
        fax-no:     +1 303 7082490
        e-mail:     ip-eng@us.ntt.net
        nic-hdl:    NCGE-VRIO
        remarks:    contacts per RFC2142:
        remarks:    Abuse / UCE reports  abuse@ntt.net
        remarks:    Security issues      security@ntt.net
        mnt-by:     MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
        changed:    boudreat@us.ntt.net 20060824
        source:     NTTCOM

4. You will need to add a *Route Object* for each specific prefix your ASN plans to announce (originate).

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route:
descr:
origin:
member-of:
remarks:
notify:
mnt-by:
changed:
source:
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route example:
        route:         129.250.0.0/16
        descr:         NTTCOM bb
        origin:        AS2914
        remarks:       this is non-portable space, no exceptions
        mnt-by:        MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
        changed:       heas@shrubbery.net 19990619
        source:        NTTCOM
v6 route example:
        route6:     2001:418::/32
        descr:      NTT
        origin:     AS2914
        remarks:    this is non-portable space, no exceptions
        remarks:    contacts per RFC2142:
        remarks:    Abuse / UCE reports abuse@ntt.net
        remarks:    Security issues     security@ntt.net
        mnt-by:     MAINT-NTTCOM-BB
        changed:    boudreat@eng.verio.net 20070728
        source:     NTTCOM

This is the “Key-Cert Object” template for those who want to use PGP key instead of Crypt-PW (see mouse-over for “auth:” at top of page).

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key-cert:  [mandatory]  [single]     [primary/look-up key]
method:    [generated]  [single]     [ ]
owner:     [generated]  [multiple]   [ ]
fingerpr:  [generated]  [single]     [ ]
certif:    [mandatory]  [single]     [ ]
remarks:   [optional]   [multiple]   [ ]
notify:    [optional]   [multiple]   [inverse key]
mnt-by:    [mandatory]  [multiple]   [inverse key]
changed:   [mandatory]  [multiple]   [ ]
source:    [mandatory]  [single]     [ ]
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