Chris,
Take a look at Cisco OER
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns471/
networking_solutions_package.html or Route Science
http://www.routescience.com/technology/index.html. You could also
continue doing what you are doing, The 12k supports BGP, Netflow, SNMP
and some custom scripts
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29911-2004Sep17.html
I am hoping to learn from the great pool of experience on this list.
We currently have 2 OC3 connections going to 2 seperate providers. We
are using netflow statistics to balance our traffic flows (which
outgoing is our major concern). Flow tools, snmp output, some custom
scripts, and some bgp
I am looking for ideas/suppliers for placing network equipment and
satellite earth station equipment in remote locations. There are no
suitable facilities to colocate but single phase power is available. Any
ideas where to find a secure steel clad building, that fits a couple of
rack, has environm
Nothing good exists (I tried all opensource I could find). We are developing
(improving) our scripts, and I hope to make it the same quality as CCR or
snmpstat and post on the sourceforge, but now it is just
set of scripts - on one server, and MySQL database + set of scripts - on
another, without
Does anyone have experience in setting up a direct
connection with NYSE, specifically SIAC or SFTI?
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On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 11:25:05AM -0500, Matt Levine wrote:
> All attemps to reach them are have failed.
Am I the only person that finds this ironic?
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I am using MLFR with MCI currently. I have a Cisco 7204 VXR and it
works like a champ. I have had times where one T1 circuit was down and
I had no problems besides seeing the bandwidth utilization change. When
it came up everything went back to normal. I am looking into an
Ethernet Handoff due
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There is another problem with TRAPS:
- when I code monitoring, I always need 2 messages:
- CRITICAL
- REPAIRED
(We have a few scripts making monitoring, and it always started with sending
CRITICAL message only, and ended in sending both messages - it iis
impossible to work without having info
>> I'm looking for open-source alternatives for network management,
>> such as Nagios or Big Brother. We are currently using WhatsUp Gold,
>> and would like to move to something more flexible (and not running
>> on a Windows platform). Something that has email/paging
>> capabilities, and can proc
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> I always tried to avoid any de
Syslog is a text protocol, so system developer can always write any message.
SNMPTRAP is '1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8 'something happen blablabla' type of messages.
They are the same in other properties, I do agree - that;s why we detect
everything we can by 'polling'.
There are many tools, converting one t
To give others further information on this sdbot.worm (continuing from my
previous post http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/msg01241.html) here
are the main characteristics I've found on almost all variants I've come
across. Obviously it seems to be a polymorphic form of worm meaning its
cha
On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 11:25:05AM -0500, Matt Levine wrote:
>
> All attemps to reach them are have failed.
>
> Ticket open with MFN to request that maybe put a prefix-list on this
> customer..or maybe even max-prefixes..
>
> Seems they're leaking their level3 transit routes to mfn:
>
> eg:
>
All attemps to reach them are have failed.
Ticket open with MFN to request that maybe put a prefix-list on this
customer..or maybe even max-prefixes..
Seems they're leaking their level3 transit routes to mfn:
eg:
prefix: 64.12.0.0/16 (AOL)
6461 22534 3356 1668 8176 I
MFN in turn seems to be leak
Depending on your area, DS3 isn't necessarily cheaper than 8 T1s. I
know in some markets, I have to buy 16 T1s from Bell before it matches
their DS3 cost. It just depends on the tariffs.
I've never used MLF before, just MLPPP, but in my experience, MLPPP
works for my customers better than load-
On Tuesday, September 14, 2004 3:48 PM, Tom Claydon wrote:
> I'm looking for open-source alternatives for network management, such as
> Nagios or Big Brother. We are currently using WhatsUp Gold, and would
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Jeremy Kister
What makes syslog so much more reliable in your opinion? There's no ability
to find lost messages or have guaranteed delivery. At least not on 514/udp.
If you can toss a trap, you can toss a syslog message.
That is, unless I've lost my mind this morning and need to go get more
coffee.
On 9/17
Chris Allermann wrote:
Just curious, what kind of commercial/opensource software do you use for
syslog analysis and alerting?
http://www.l0t3k.net/tools/Loganalysis/lire-1.4.tar.gz
http://www.sawmill.net/features.html
Just curious, what kind of commercial/opensource software do you use for
syslog analysis and alerting?
I also run syslog-ng and have some filters written to ignore some of the
more mundane syslog messages. Also have swatch half implemented and
semi working, but I'm looking for a cleaner, and mor
Hi,
depending on the IP address space from where I'm trying to reach
the two MX for @sprint.net, I'm getting either:
- no TCP connection at all (Connection refused)
- a TCP session, but not even a SMTP greeting banner
- a SMTP session, but as response to RCPT TO a 550 Access denied
For the thir
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3 quick notes--
Neither MLFR/FRF.16 (MCI's implementation) nor the corresponding CPE require
external DSUs. The service may utilize internal DSUs (whether on Cisco CPE
or Tasman) just as a tiered/fractional DS3 would.
ATM-IMA could be considered wasteful of bandwidth as you would have to live
w
Since several folks showed interest in this, I have posted the slides
for the design talk at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/nexb
--
Cheers
Philippe
philippe ombredanne | nexB - Open IT Asset Management
1 650 799 0949 | pombredanne at nexb.com
http://www.nexb.com
It I have frequent changes, I always automate them so that:
- operator enter data into the database;
- operator click 'UPDATE'
- operator review proposed update and click APPLY
- tier-3 receive change report and review it.
We did such thing (analyzing configs, creating schemas and posting it all
I always tried to avoid any deal with SNMP TRAPS as most unreliable and
unconvenient way of alerting (unfortunately, it can not be avoided totally).
We use 'syslog' (syslog-ng + home written syslog analyzers + copmmercial
soft, sometimes) when possible.
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From: "Mich
I posted our software (doing this) onto http://snmpstat.sf.net (named as
CCR - Cisco Configuration Repository). It is 100% WEB configured and
supports IOS, CatOS, PIX and some old VPN devices (they all have different
commands to save config).
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