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Ideally, an Internet Service Provider offers reachability to the entire Internet. However, it is often claimed (supported by anecdotal evidence) that reachability differences exist between ISPs, with the result that some valid, globally routable IP addresses can be reached from one ISP but not from others. Outdated Bogon filters, specialized services, and regional differences have all been conjectured...