PSN download speeds
Hello I have been testing the download speed from PS4 store, downloading game demos etc. So far I have seen content coming from cloudfront.net, llnw.net and level3 Does someone know if the PlayStation/Sony has contracts with all these CDNs (and perhaps more) or if it's the publishers that choose/handle the distribution of files? So far i'm only getting download speeds of 10-20mbps even though i'm on a 100mbps connection, so downloading a 8Gbps file take too long. Are the PS4 downloads generally rate-limited or am I just unlucky? Regards MKS
inexpensive url-filtering db
Hello list Now I'm looking for an inexpensive url-filtering database, for integration into a squid like solution. By inexpense I mean something that doesn't cost $50k a year. If you have references for me, feel free to contact me on- or off-list. Regards MKS Perhaps there is another mailing-list more relevant for this kind of issues?
Netflix guessing game
Being a network operator in a region where Netflix doesn't operate, we are still seeing significant Netflix traffic on our network. Our magic 8-ball sees about 1000 concurrent users/streams @peak hour. Does someone have an educated guess (or a more accurate answer;) how many actual subscribers we have on our network, 10k, 15k or 20k subscribers? Offline answers are also fine Regards MKS
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Hi list I'm looking for a DNS solution to do a parental controls for a small ISP, as in ISP branded services. OpenDNS only supports corporate customers . Please contact me off or on-list, if you have any vendors that you can recommend. Regards MKS
DWDM on a single strand
Hi there I was wondering about DWDM equipment on a single strand fiber. What are the capabilities of a "mainstream" DWDM equipment operating on a single strand of fiber on terms of number of channels and reach? By mainstream I mean equipment somewhere in the middle of the price range for DWDM, like a standard offer from a reputable manufacturer. Are the same optical ampifiers used on single strand DWDM and DWDM on a pair? Regards MKS
Re: Migrating from PPP to DHCPo82
> a pitfal is, when you try to give a dslam port a static ip with a isc-dhcpd, > thats not possible. (I have modfied isc-dhcpd to have a fixed size option82 > hardware type). > > also pools and leasetimes could be problematic, when getting low. Can you elaborate a bit more on this issue? What is the difference between a low pool for PPPoE and DHCP? Regards MKS
Migrating from PPP to DHCPo82
Hi list I work for an small ISP, which does traditional xDSL service with PPPoE. Currently we are in the process of migrating most of our customers to DHCP (some customers are getting new CPEs and some will be sw upgraded remotely ). It would be great if someone has the time to share their experience (on- or offline) from such a migration. Common pitfals and perhaps what whey would do differently "next time". I know that every network is different but I believe that there are some general concerns, specially around security of DHCP and security features for vendors around DHCP and DHCP snooping etc. What about 802.1x, is that generally being deployed with option82? Regards MKS
DNSsec from domailcontrol.com
Hi We (a small ISP in the middle of nowhere) are having problems resolving DNSsec records from godaddy. This commands works just fine # dig @ns52.domaincontrol.com loomus.com but this doesn't # dig @ns52.domaincontrol.com +dnssec loomus.com We don't receive the reply to the query. and no, this isn't a packet size issue, the reply for the second command is 124bytes, and the host isn't behind a firewall. So the same commands work just fine outside our network, and we are only having problems with nsxx.domailcontrol.com As far as I can see, when enabling +dnssec the EDNS option is activated and this is added in the dns querty "OPT UDPsize=4096 OK" I have also tried # dig @ns52.domaincontrol.com +dnssec +bufsize=512 loomus.com without any success. Does someone have any brilliant suggestions? Please contact me on or off list Regards MKS
Re: tire 1 in Montreal
It looks like Buffalo - Toronto - Montreal - Albany - Buffalo is a popular ring route to connect into Canada e.g. Level3 and Cogent use it (according to their online network maps), It looks like these carriers (Global Crossing, Level 3, Cogent, Tata, Tinet) have a pop in Montreal, does someone know if some/any are sharing the same fiber routes? or which carriers have the own diverse fiber route to/from Monteral. Regard MKS On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 5:42 PM, Nuno Vieira - nfsi telecom wrote: > check TATA Communications (former Teleglobe). > > regards, > --nvieira > > > - "MKS" wrote: > >> Hi List >> >> I'm looking for two tier 1 providers in Montreal, with independent >> fiber runs to the city.Which operator fit this criteria? >> >> Thanks in advance >> //MKS >
tire 1 in Montreal
Hi List I'm looking for two tier 1 providers in Montreal, with independent fiber runs to the city.Which operator fit this criteria? Thanks in advance //MKS
YAOTM
Yet another of topic message;) I'm looking for IP transit in Newfoundland, since I'm not familiar with that territory, I was hoping that someone could message me offline for available options. Regards MKS
