Job, many thanks for this detailed feedback! I copy Nanog on my response
below, since you sent there, but maybe we could move future emails off list
to avoid spamming people not into this subject.
* It appears that BGP-iSec requires a deployment flag day per Autonomous
> System, rather than
Mike asked: Well, and "better" for what purpose?
Pull string?
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Joe Hamelin, W7COM, Tulalip, WA, 360-474-7474
Hello,
Is there any one here on Nanog list that has experience or information on how
to setup T-Mobile Wifi Carrier Off-load ? (Passpoint), for enterprise use ?
(I am familiar with and working with Google Orion, I am needing to do the same
for T-Mobile)
Will greatly appreciate any or all
If it makes you feel any better, we have been waiting for a simple BCI
Circuit from Comcast for over a year (not 100% their fault, they had to
permit a canal crossing). Two weeks ago, we received a construction
completion email from our account manager, and I scheduled a turnup for the
following
I saw a map once showing that they seemed to come into town from the west via
I-88 (while other westerly routes traveled via the Rock Island). I only know of
CenturyLink (then Digital Teleport) going west from 88, so maybe that's where
they got their route from? I wonder where their huts\POPs
* Shawn L [Mon 13 Nov 2023, 18:12 CET]:
Is anyone else seeing a lot of 'strange' IPSEC traffic?
This mail server running FreeBSD did: (timestamps in CET, UTC+1)
Nov 10 00:58:55 mailserver kernel: ipsec_common_input: no key association found
for SA 77.174.253.13/77b4/50
Nov 10 01:26:09
Well, and "better" for what purpose? Some glass may not work out well for
longhaul 25+ terabit services, but would be fine for metro loops of regular
services.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
Midwest-IX
http://www.midwest-ix.com
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Navigating the Zayo maze has become my five-month odyssey, attempting to
breathe life into a new wave circuit. Yet, at every turn, the elusive Letter of
Authorization (LOA) emerges as a formidable opponent, adorned with syntax
problems or entangled in the chaos of already occupied ports.
>
> Last week somebody on the internet started a campaign to scan and perhaps
> to exploit some zero day ipsec vulnerabilities.
>
I've seen traffic like this for the better part of at least the last 7
years, fairly consistently.
It's definitely not something new.
On Mon, Nov 13, 2023 at 12:42
One consideration about older fiber, is it may not be maintained. I
know of one large city owned installation that has older fiber that is
being abandoned in order to pull higher count and better glass in. The
old fiber will end up being cut due to construction, etc. so it is
worthless.
On 11/14/23 15:04, Mike Hammett wrote:
"It would be nice if some folks on the list could
provide some solid information, even if only for one
large carrier."
One of the busts that I never found much on was the Enron network. Where
did it end up? I'd be interested in local route and POP
Dear NANOG,
It appears the WHOIS service at whois.radb.net is now filtering out
RPKI-invalid IRR route/route6 objects for common expansion queries!
This really is exciting and excellent news. I'll elaborate a bit on what
this exactly means.
Example ROA & IRR object
Take
" It would be nice if some folks on the list could
provide some solid information, even if only for one
large carrier."
One of the busts that I never found much on was the Enron network. Where did it
end up? I'd be interested in local route and POP details, offlist would be fine
as well.
There were obviously many facets, but I think one of the turns was due to DWDM.
You no longer needed a pair for every circuit. That then contributed to the
glut of strands.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
Midwest-IX
http://www.midwest-ix.com
On a related note, I recently noticed Google became reachable again over IPv6
from Cogent (I didn't have any automated testing in place so this can well have
happened long ago - last posts I can find about the issue are from mid-2020).
It's apparently through Tata/6453 so looks like
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