off their brains after thinking things like 1 2 so it must
be better. :)
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can aim your default/tie breaks towards networks you
have more faith in, but that doesn't mean much in practice. :)
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, it still breaks some things just by having
it enabled (like NSR, though I suppose one could argue that NSR breaks
itself :P), so you might be better served with a netconf distribution of
rules if you want to avoid those potential issues.
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and do better with it,
I don't expect to see any major changes in this position any time soon.
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is
why it hasn't really been promoted as a new product in many years. If
you've heard differently, please contact me off-list. :)
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, please go find a blunt object
and hit yourself in the head as punishment for using the words Class C
in 2013 in a non-historic or ironic context. Hard. :)
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to the FIB is not acceptable to you.
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On Tue, Jan 08, 2013 at 11:10:16PM +0100, bas wrote:
Hi,
On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 10:20 PM, Richard A Steenbergen r...@e-gerbil.net
wrote:
PR 836197
That looks like a spanking new PR number to me.
The highest PR number I found in 12.2 release notes was 82.
Rather strange
against the vlan
tables. The later part was only tested on Cisco 6500s, and I haven't touched
that code (or those boxes) in many many years, so no guarantees about using
it on anything else. :)
Out of date DNS PTRs in traceroute make baby jesus cry, so please use
copiously.
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with a JUNOS wrapper),
support sFlow only.
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to force your network to do something you probably
don't want to do (or at least probably wouldn't want to do, if you had
any idea what you were doing :P).
Please see the previous commentary from Joe Provo, Saku Ytti, etc, they
are quite correct.
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in the end turned out to be us
sending the customer MEDs based on our IGP cost, other networks sending
them MEDs of 0, and them not knowing enough to do something useful with
the data or else rewrite it to 0.
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that BGP really sucks as a
way to pick a best path. :)
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12.0.0.0/8 because they don't prefix-list filter
customers properly IIRC.
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minded who don't understand how peering works that HE is the
victim, but please don't try to feed a load of bullshit to the rest of
us. :)
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used by the finest networks for years, but at least have the
decency to admit it for what it is, that's all I'm saying. :)
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Cogent so I'm willing to overlook it,
that's fine, but you're just making things up if you're trying to claim
that they AREN'T causing this partition.
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disputes, as
they try to trade short term customer pain for long term advantages.
Sorry to all the HE guys, but trying to simultaniously complain about
your treatment at the hands of other networks and their peering disputes
while emulating their actions is bullshit and you know it. :)
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make it to AS4323 (or any other network). Personally my
belief is that this is a bad thing, and you should only filter
communities in your own name-space (i.e. $YOURASN:*), but this doesn't
stop a large number of obnoxious networks from doing it anyways. :)
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have no problems. This is completely different from
peering, when money changes hands communities get listened to. :)
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over a commercial solution.
There is infact more than 1 person volunteering for AltDB, but from what
I can see of this April 11th email, it falls into the please provide
support category. :)
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significant reduction in competition that comes to either carrier,
it will do exactly that. Infact, I encourage them to try, it will
probably be good for my business. :)
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directly from content networks to eyeball networks,
so the Tier 1's are effectively left as the higher priced and lower
capacity last resorts for the remaining traffic.
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first customer to
request BFD, we'd be happy to offer it (with reasonable timer values of
course). :)
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the area where we've
seen the least traction among peers, with zomg why are you sending me
these udp packets complaints outnumbering people interesting in
configuring BFD 10:1.
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network, but imagine customers connecting to their ISPs as
well) , and now tell me how you plan on identifying a particular link
with a traceroute. The two words that best sum this up would be epic
disaster.
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on not having
subnets longer than /64s when doing IPv6 lookups, and there are many
other good reasons why you should just not be using those boxes in the
first place. :)
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for the same networks being selected by two different large networks,
unless the routes in question are single homed and there are no other
choices (which is a small minority of the routes on the Internet).
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of a negative match.
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on the quality of the device you're
plugging them into. SFP+ is still mostly an enterprise box or high
density / short reach offering, and XFP is still required for full
functionality.
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have to be implemented).
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. The device must be
specifically designed to support both PHYs, which is NOT a given.
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,
but anyone thinking about turning on flowspec from a third party source
(especially one who may be sending them a large number of rules) should
give serious consideration to the potential impact on their network
first.
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/8134089/
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at work
lobbying against it, so I don't expect it to happen any time soon. :)
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of dollars at stake protecting the status quo that
it's not even funny, which IMHO is why you'll never see any of this
happen in the US, in any kind of scale at any rate. :)
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for a new company to enter the market and
try to compete. Right now the number is roughly 2, cable and dsl, give
or take a few outliers. I do believe the point would be to encourage a
little more competition than that. :)
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that Comcast agreeing to
haul the bits was part of their commercial transit agreement, probably
in exchange for lower transit prices.
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A simplified explanation of the situation between Level 3 and Comcast,
from the perspective of a Comcast customer who is asking for the same
thing Comcast is asking for. :)
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/8124137/
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positive yours isn't going to get through. :)
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, to expect that people are not going to comment on those facts
just because you've put money into NANOG sponsorship is absurd.
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On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 02:13:47PM -0600, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
Seriously guys, this is an operator forum and you're running a congested
network, to expect that people are not going to comment on those facts
just because you've put money into NANOG sponsorship is absurd.
Forgot
, it's to make the
transit paths minimally functional so they can force content networks to
buy from them directly (at above market rates, from what people tell me
:P), so they don't WANT to add capacity or transit paths.
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betting on lower costs
from the technical innovation of the networks who DON'T pay $50k for a
10GE port. :)
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been observing between Tata and Comcast. I've also seen some third party
Smokeping graphs which visually show the rate of loss, and the pattern
looks very very similar, but I'll let someone who actually maintains
them be the one to post them.
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people who claim that it proves nothing because the graphs can't be
positively associated to a specific customer port, but realistically
these kinds of leaks are probably the best public info you'll ever see.
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to be
called out publicly whenever possible.
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On Wed, Dec 01, 2010 at 06:31:39AM -0800, Leo Bicknell wrote:
In a message written on Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 10:59:25PM -0600, Richard A
Steenbergen wrote:
I believe that's what I said. To be perfectly clear, what I'm saying is:
* Comcast acted first by demanding fees
* Level 3 went
Suppress_to_AS6762
Suppress_to_AS7018 Suppress_to_AS7132
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only made possible
by the double dipping mentioned above. They were already in for a world
of hurt based on their CDN infrastructure investment and the revenue
they were able to extract from it, this certainly isn't going to help
things. :)
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a lot more respect for the ones who compete fairly and
honestly, rather than by forcing people to use their services or else.
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, but that doesn't mean anyone is going to show up and
peer there.
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. :)
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, they have a router that has been blackholing traffic in Ashburn
for a good long while now.
I almost put on my Global Double Crossing t-shit this morning too. :)
http://www.printfection.com/ras/Global-Double-Crossing-2-T-Shirt/_p_4935066
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I'd have been just as happy if everyone had
standardized on sFlow (especially since I already wrote a parser for it
:P), but alas it isn't meant to be.
Some differences between v9 and IPFIX that googling turned up:
http://www.plixer.com/blog/netflow/what-is-ipfix-vs-netflow-v9/
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On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 08:59:33AM +, Paolo Lucente wrote:
On Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 09:17:55PM -0600, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
Oh and the sFlow on EX is actually pretty cripled when used for routing.
It's missing support for a bunch of important extended message tpes, and
doesn't
. For example you won't get any data on ASNs, nexthops, dest
ifindexes, or even netmasks of the src/dst route the flow matched,
making it pretty darn useless for a lot of tasks. It's functional if
you're just analyzing L2 networks at any rate.
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and destination IPs that were being tested,
so *ALWAYS* provide those along with your traceroutes if you want to
ever have any hope of having your problem solved. :)
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with the cheaper interior
technology, eventually they start shoehorning on all the features and
functionality that you wanted from the other one in the first place. :)
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kook status with
these absurd claims based on no logic whatsoever.
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Unreach Needfrag messages for PMTUD, and then all your
jumbo frame end users going through that router would be blackholed as
well.
Great idea in theory, epic disaster in practice, at least given the
mechanisms currently at our disposal. :)
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significant demand
they would have already turned it on already.
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, I
promise you this isn't as easy as you think it is. :)
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on page 7 when it starts talking
about peering infrastructure. Infact pretty much every sentence on that
page is blatantly wrong. :)
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. If there is anything interesting going on in
Vancouver I haven't heard of it, but I don't know the market well enough
to say for certain. Everywhere else is either too small to care about on
a national scale, or is serviced by non-neutral colos (e.g. Peer1, etc).
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is probably).
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to this issue, and suggest
that anyone who doesn't want their packets blackholed by the Floundrys
be prepared to vote with their wallet.
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still buy Juniper instead of Cisco despite all the
$%^*ing bugs these days.
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on a secret 5
year mission to come over to Juniper, completely $%^* the company, and
then go back to Cisco and get a big bonus for it. :)
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or other
power hungry configs.
Remember the original XMR 32 chassis, which had side to side airflow?
They quickly disappeared that sucker and replaced it with the much
larger version they have today, I can only imagine how bad that was. :)
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will we as operators rise up
against the ivory tower protocol designers at the IETF and demand that
they add a mechanism to not bring down the entire BGP session because of
a single malformed attribute? Did I miss the memo about the meeting?
I'll bring the punch and pie.
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a single argument against this
which isn't political or philosophical in nature.
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have 31337 instead? which
in turn was granted. )
I tried to time it to get 6.9 from ARIN, ended up with 6.8 instead, and
they kept 6.9 for themselves. Bastards! :)
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of course we all know that isn't true :P).
Oh and also the OP should take this to the cisco-nsp mailing list, where
all the good bitching about broken Crisco routers takes place. :)
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the concepts dismissed
out of hand because of some old BGP ideology about a problem that can be
addressed any number of other ways.
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like this when
negotiating between two parties, but BGP does the opposite. I still run
into bad bgp implementations which can't keep up with my 30 sec hold
timers all the time *coughghettoequinixrouteservercough*.
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GPG
. There are also some CWDM
units in the works, but because SFP+ doesn't support onboard EDC you
are limited by dispersion to 10km in the traditional 8ch 1470-1610nm
CWDM space over SMF28.
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,
regardless of the benefit. Try a clueful carrier and they'll be happy to
run BFD with you. Of course after promoting it for more than a year now
we have something like 5 peers and 0 customers using it (mostly because
of broken vendor implementations), but hey it's never too late to start.
:)
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. :)
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those low cost switches and wifi adapters DO use unique
mac addresses?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
The IEEE expects the MAC-48 space to be exhausted no sooner than the
year 2100[3]; EUI-64s are not expected to run out in the foreseeable
future.
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but guaranteeing
end to end jumbo frame support will never be practical.
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On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 12:18:40AM +, char...@www.knownelement.com wrote:
Mods,
Can we get the spam off the list? Its getting old.
FYI this guy has been spamming individuals and PeeringDB contacts for a
couple months now too.
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On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 07:34:10AM -0500, Patrick W. Gilmore wrote:
Oh, I understand what's going on exactly. YouTube is trying to
balance their ratios. :)
That might explain why they're only announcing it behind Cogent. :)
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. :)
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.
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than 2000::/3), which is a FAR cry from the 2^128 omg big number, we
can give every molecule an IPv6 address math of the popular
imagination. :)
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get a /16 just by
asking, and every big network could get a /8 just by asking, just bit
shifted a little bit. That's all well and good, but it isn't a
bazillion. :)
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, I'd say you're in need of far more help than any manual can
provide. :)
http://www.foundrynet.com/services/documentation/xmr_user/current/NetIron_04100_ConfigGuide.pdf
http://www.foundrynet.com/services/documentation/xmr_diag/current/NetIronXMR-MLX_04100_DiagnosticRef.pdf
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, pretty much
every modern poller system can manage this. MRTG is absurdly old, slow,
and generally nasty, and should not be used by anyone in this day and
age.
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you could potentially expect
to get the entire distance out of a standard 100km optic.
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Richard A Steenbergen r...@e-gerbil.net http://www.e-gerbil.net/ras
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million packets/sec of UDP/53 DoS traffic, starting at about the same
time as the UltraDNS problems. No clue if it's related, but it certainly
sounds suspicious. :)
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Richard A Steenbergen r...@e-gerbil.net http://www.e-gerbil.net/ras
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your misinformation
with free advice, and you repaid them with delusional rants. Now you
simply look like a fool to everyone.
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Richard A Steenbergen r...@e-gerbil.net http://www.e-gerbil.net/ras
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interest for me to be well-informed; I don't really have an ax to
grind one way or another, but I do want law and regulation to be based
on fact, not speculation and ideology.
So far none of the above statements seem to be true.
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result in major changes to the amount of traffic delivered over IX
fabrics vs private interconnection. Again, something you could have
actually asked operators about rather than making up conclusons in your
head.
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On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 09:24:24AM -0600, Jack Bates wrote:
Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
They've definitely been improving it over the years though, so much that
I almost never trigger a session reset on me unintentionally any more.
They must have. This was new to me and came as a shock. I
user friendly if they could tell you
what sessions would be reset as part of a commit check process though.
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transit providers also means more 95th calculations, and thus a higher
bill, but that is another story for another day. :)
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Richard A Steenbergen r...@e-gerbil.net http://www.e-gerbil.net/ras
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On Fri, Nov 06, 2009 at 12:04:18AM +0100, Daniel Roesen wrote:
On Mon, Nov 02, 2009 at 02:13:38PM -0600, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
Rather than simply double the size and break it
up into 32:32, the designers reserved the top 16 bits for type and
subtype attributes, leaving you only 48
with
communities, but I've never seen them. Being clever is a good thing when
it helps you find new ways to do more with less, and those who can't
innovate in this industry are dooming themselves to obsolescence.
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(for
example, regexp support), or if they only exist for l3vpn support and
are not actually prepared to use them to work with 32-bit ASNs. Hint:
Some vendors still fall into this category last I looked.
Apologies if this post contained too much clever and made Randy's head
explode.
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