Hi, sorry for that request, but this costs me really money!
There was a ping storm to my tunnel.bieringer.de Started suddenly around at Saturday 16.02.2002 08:00 and ended suddenly around at Wednesday 20.02.2002 11:00 Data rate between 30 and 60 MByte per hour constantly over the full time. Amount of traffic: ~ 7 GByte in 5 days!! My ISP charges me around 40 Euro per GByte...not funny anymore! More dig into ISP accounting results in that this traffic was caused by my tunnel to JOIN. There accounting information confirms this, e.g. for 18.02.2002: Statistics of my tunnel to JOIN: http://www.join.uni-muenster.de/cgi-bin/join/create_traffic_graphs.pl ?month=Februar&year=2002&day=18&pakettyp=all&direction=both&site=Bier inger Also, traffic statistics shows that it looks like most of this traffic was coming to JOIN from ETRI: http://www.join.uni-muenster.de/cgi-bin/join/trafficreport.pl?18.02.2 002 Top 5 of 'ICMPv6 Traffic': ----------------------- 1. BIERINGER 1481006/1044019 Pakete(IN/OUT) (33.949%) 2. ETRI 1042580/1476202 Pakete(IN/OUT) (33.865%) 3. DE-DFN 364657/358988 Pakete(IN/OUT) ( 9.730%) 4. VIAGENIE 352444/355804 Pakete(IN/OUT) ( 9.523%) 5. JOIN 47768/76507 Pakete(IN/OUT) ( 1.671%) What was going on here? Thanks for any help, Peter, getting in troubles now BTW: tunnel.bieringer.de will be going down next time for some days, getting a software revision (better rate limiting, better IPv6 traffic filtering, setup of more alarming mechansim)... --------------------------------------------------------------------- The IPv6 Users Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe users" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
