Given scenario: In the given network, ASs “X” and “Z” are connected by AS “Y”. Where, “Z” has a peering agreement with “Y” and “Y’ has a peering agreement with “Z”. The AS “Z” wants to transit all of “Y’s” traffic but it does not want to transit “X’s” traffic.

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In the given network, ASs “X” and “Z” are connected by AS “Y”. Where, “Z” has a peering agreement with “Y” and “Y’ has a peering agreement with “Z”. The AS “Z” wants to transit all of “Y’s” traffic but it does not want to transit “X’s” traffic.

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