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From: Deaton, James (jed@onenet.net)
Date: Thu Sep 13 2001 - 09:01:22 CDT 

A bit ago there was a short exchange explaining the cause of the
'unidentified' count when dealing with the origin AS tables. I am having a
similar issue and have checked that the destination addresses that result in
increasing this count are in fact in the BGP route table. I'm hoping to
spend some time to track this down but am curious if anyone else may know
the cause. It appears, from a brief debug session, that all the addresses
that aren't correctly identified are associated the AS serviced by a single
ATM link that we receive from one of our providers. All other ASs appear to
be classified appropriately. Of course, this is based on a very cursory
check.



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