I assume it's the upside-down Y thing (formerly) made by Cisco?
They have had a number of issues.
At one point, they cross-checked the address with the GPS coordinates,
and if the GPS coordinates weren't within 1/4 or so of the address, they
would refuse to connect. I thought they fixed this,
Thats weird, one of those results (IP Address Labs) nails down the IP to
the city the customer is located in, how does it do that? Freaking NSA
The path is the same because we havent put in any alternate paths yet, just
changed to OSPF
Customers are getting port forward instructions from ATT on
Things to check.
1.Does the whois of these IPs correspond correctly? These could be geolocated
to the wrong country. Start here. http://www.iplocation.net/
http://www.iplocation.net/
I would make sure your OSPF is taking the same path in and out of the towers.
If OSPF is not weighted
Did ATT make some change to their microcells? We have customers callin in
alot with their microcells no longer working. I initially thought it was
because we moved some customers to some IP space we borrowed from our
upstream. But we have had a couple that didnt change and one that actually
is
We have one customer reporting this as well. Seems to have started a few
weeks ago. had them bring it to the office to test, worked fine, but will
not work at their house behind a ubnt radio.
On Jul 1, 2015 11:57 AM, That One Guy /sarcasm thatoneguyst...@gmail.com
wrote:
Did ATT make some change
