On 9 Mar 2018, at 3:35, Saku Ytti wrote:
a) have edgeACL which polices ICMP and UDP high ports to your links
and drops rest
b) don't advertise your links in IGP or iBGP
This. iACL plus no link advertisement (need a sound addressing plan to
make both practical at scale).
Here's a link to a
Just sharing. maybe it saves your time when it pops up on next search.
yes, EX4550 does load balancing of MPLS packets over LAG links
and no, not always working as eloquently explained in (yes, cisco link :) )
https://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/service-providers-documents/asr9000-xr-load-balanci
On 8 March 2018 at 22:43, Phil Shafer wrote:
> Unfortunately not, since MIBs use numeric identifier for fields,
> so if a developer inserts "leaf foxtrot" between "leaf echo" and
> "leaf geronimo" (where it really belongs) then the MIB ordering has
> changed and the numbers and all off. The MIB
Saku Ytti writes:
>As a user I'd be comfortable at stability which matches display
>XML/JSON stability, and I think that level of stability would be
>implied.
Unfortunately not, since MIBs use numeric identifier for fields,
so if a developer inserts "leaf foxtrot" between "leaf echo" and
"leaf ger
Hey Daniel,
Apologies for not answering your question, but generally this is not a
problem, because:
a) have edgeACL which polices ICMP and UDP high ports to your links
and drops rest
b) don't advertise your links in IGP or iBGP
On 8 March 2018 at 22:17, Dan Římal wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would
Hi all,
I would like to discuss, how do you handle ddos attack pointing to IP address
of any router core interface, if your UPLINK/ISP support RTBH and you would
like to drop traffic at ISP level because of congested links.
I have tried to implement "classic" BGP signalized RTBH, via changing n
Hey,
> I'm not an snmp-head, but something could certainly be done here.
> I see two issues, one being the need for a formal MIB where our
> content evolves release-to-release. Making per-release MIBs would
> be a pain, and I'm not sure how well tools would handle those. A
> "generic" MIB might
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Saku Ytti writes:
>You have | display json and xml, I assume json was relatively modest
>amount of work, as you have formal source of data, so someone only
>needed to write translator, without being aware of all context to
>support | display json, which also means, no one ne
Hey Phil,
I'm hijacking this for a bit.
You have | display json and xml, I assume json was relatively modest
amount of work, as you have formal source of data, so someone only
needed to write translator, without being aware of all context to
support | display json, which also means, no one needs
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