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> Florin Sfetea
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> Today's Topics:
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> 1. Re: Sicherheit von SS7 - mit Schweiz-Bezug (Ralph Krämer)
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nice :
https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/andreas-fink-mobilfunkverband-geht-gegen-schweizer-ss7-dienstleister-vor-a-d012c1dd-afb7-4ead-9571-59653abc17e1?sara_ref=re-xx-cp-sh
about time ;-)
- Am 15. Mai 2023 um 13:31 schrieb Florin Sfetea via swinog
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Hi Benoît,
the whois-service is a hierarchical service like DNS.
It starts at IANA and IANA delegates responsibility for ccTLDs towards the
country's NIC.
In respect to this, the 'official' entry point for .ch queries is the whois
service on whois.nic.ch.
Switch itself is only the reseller
Hi Benoit,
just my 5 cents ...
It's not the customer's responsibility to cover issues of their TSP using an
unreliable source of geoIP information.
The TSP would be able to whitelist exceptions to cover the gap between their
unreliable data source and reality until their geoIP source has
I'd strongly recommend to also have a serial console server around for oob.
Best pick in my opinion is the avocent/cyclades series.
They come in various variants with different amounts of serial ports.
connection is RJ45 (use the normal patch infrastructure (within lengths limits)
with a specific
all,
from what I saw within the last years, more and more companies us cloud based
proxy services (like e.g. McAfee Cloud proxies).
Since these proxies are sometimes misused to produce nonsense (do evil things)
on the internet through these proxies, site admins block IPs belonging to that
just my 5cts...
would it break something if those who are spamed from them simply cut them off
by nullrouting 185.176.152.0/22 ?
a static route to localhost on the receiving MX would do the trick.
That ISP is obviously hosting SPAMers and I wouldn't expect to have useful
communication to/from
Hi Benoit,
from sunrise FTTH in Pfaeffikon/sz it looks "not too bad":
$ traceroute 125.208.4.1
traceroute to 125.208.4.1 (125.208.4.1), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 fritz.box (192.168.1.1) 0.647 ms 0.637 ms 0.715 ms
2 xdsl-31-165-201-1.adslplus.ch (31.165.201.1) 6.064 ms 5.898 ms
I just checked ebay for BeroNet boxes and found that there is really a lot...
maybe it is helpful to check with a cheap small box before going for the big
one ;)
- Am 14. Aug 2020 um 13:44 schrieb Jean-Pierre Schwickerath
swi...@hilotec.net:
> I've been using the Berofix boxes for about
e.g. I do not accept delivery attempts where IP's in-addr.arpa record does not
match the forward lookup of the returned hostname's for this IP AND does not
match what the delivering MX claims to be regarding the helo info AND if SPF
and/or DKIM matches.
and ... yes, I still have mails
I would suggest to use recent information to file such a mail.
For me it looks like the are relying on stale information collected a long time
ago.
whoever is hosting this stale information ...
you simply could query the live DNS and the RIPE whois server ...
I agree with Andreas ... they do
why telegram and not signal or threema?
- Am 11. Feb 2020 um 17:46 schrieb Massimiliano Stucchi m...@stucchi.ch:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I created a telegram group for Swinog. It is meant to be a place to
> have discussions that are more informal than what you could have on the
> mailing list
Hi Dominic,
what's wrong with that?
global operating companies do that for a good reason.
they use geoIP on your client address to figure out the nearest server for you
and put it into the reply to your request.
you will be able to connect with much less latency than connecting to another
Per,
I just want to throw in the following:
In case you want to subdelegate a part of a PTR zone, this seems to be the
recommended way to do it:
https://simpledns.com/kb/77/how-to-sub-delegate-a-reverse-zone
jeroen, any comment on this?
cheers
Ralph
- Am 30. Mai 2018 um 16:44 schrieb
Hi Markus,
it looks like Microsoft has configured their DNS zones in a creative way and I
would expect them to come up with an RFC that justifies their creative way to
"rape" DNS at a later time.
For now, the way they have set it up looks unsupported to me and I doubt that
they get any mails
Hi Markus,
[TL;DR] ;-)
a MX record pointing to a CNAME is generally not supported and a bad idea.
I am sure this is mentioned somewhere in one of the RFCs - but I currently have
no time to look this up.
A MX should always point to a A record.
kind regards
Ralph
- Am 19. Feb 2018 um
Hi Mihai,
... needless to mention that vendors often offer special trade-in prices for
"old" equipment if a company is life-cycling their stuff.
some of the equipment gets refurbished and sold through brokers, some gets
shreded to salvage some gold and I strongly believe that most of the
Hello Markus,
asuming you are connectet to SwissIX (or will connet to), please have a look on
the SwissIX Website, especially on the Link
https://www.swissix.ch/infrastructure/available-carriers/ that list available
carriers to peer with :-)
br
Ralph
- Am 23. Jun 2015 um 8:29 schrieb
Hi,
ja, aber prinzipiell ne doofe Idee ... viele MXe nehmen nur Mails von anderen
MXen an - als SPAM Vermeidung.
= nix MX-Record = nix Mail annehmen
fG
Ralph
- Ursprüngliche Mail -
Hi
On Sun, 19 Apr 2015 10:45:53 +
Bohren, Andres a.boh...@icewolf.ch wrote:
the /22 will be PA - just in case you did not know ;-)
- Ursprüngliche Mail -
Hi
as always asking for help on Swinog results in a huge amount of helpful
replies, thank you very much!
For example I did not know that you get a /22 automatically if you
become a LIR:
Why should I
Hallo Stephan,
ja, unschön ist das sicherlich - aber verboten ist es meines Wissen nach laut
RFC nicht.
Technisch spielt es für den Normalkunden auch keine Rolle - die wenigsten
Kunden kennen die RFC1918 überhaupt.
Ein richtig professioneller Internet-Anschluss (auch für zuhause) wäre ein
how about calling their hotline 0800 800 800 first?
scnr ;-)
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Hello Swinogers,
I have some problems with some bluewin based customers, Is there someone at
bluewin who can contact me offlist please ?
naz
If *I* had a hammer, there'd be
n'en suivront pas moins les memes errements,
dusses-tu en crever
marc aurele
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Objet
how many people/phones/numbers?
without going into details, I suggest to run your own Asterisk (or Callmanager)
connected through a redundant SIP-Trunk to an VoIP Provider.
cheers
Ralph
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Dear colleagues,
I have come to ask for your help regarding VoIP
Hallo Thomas,
nicht nur für Dich, das Ding ist wohl wirklich tot.
$ telnet 195.141.83.72 25
Trying 195.141.83.72...
telnet: connect to address 195.141.83.72: Connection refused
lG
Ralph
- Ursprüngliche Mail -
Hello,
does anyone else experience delivery issues for reading
VDSL is DHCP and BRI is pppoe
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Hi list!
I have to configure a Cisco router for a Swisscom Business Internet Light
1/1000” subscription via ISDN/VDLS.
Does any of you have a example configuration, or can anyone give me the
crucial technical
Sali zäme,
hab 2 identische
Cisco 2821 (revision 53.51) with 1038336K/10240K bytes of memory.
2 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
1 Virtual Private Network (VPN) Module
DRAM configuration is 64 bits wide with parity enabled.
239K bytes of non-volatile configuration memory.
62592K bytes of ATA
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