Hiya,
I was wondering if someone had done any or some research on
this before... basically I am not sure with all the many
implementations of BGP and all the vendors if and what those
will do when they see a metric of 0 and no metric. I am not
an expert knowing the actual protocol's messages exch
> >
> > here's the real challenge. i would like to chat to a couple of dead
nanog users.
Rename thread to "dead chat with other nanog'ers" and then it will just
work, no ?
On Jan 2, 2006, at 7:05 PM, Randy Bush wrote:
here's the real challenge. i would like to chat to a couple of
dead nanog users.
Easy. Tightly and carefully wrap between between 3 feet foot to 1m
of fiber around a crystal ball, degree of cloudiness is irrelevant as
long as not completel
here's the real challenge. i would like to chat to a couple of
dead nanog users.
randy
Interesting. ntp-2.gw.uiuc.edu is an old Cisco box running 12.0(27).
I wasn't around for the leap second, so I don't have any information
about what happened, and its log is completely silent. FWIW, its
clock and NTP process appear fine now. It's synced off our GPS clock,
which may be a p
IMHO the best place to chat with other NANOGers would be... this mailing-list.
Moderated, scriptkiddie-less, no would-be-hackers, mostly on-topic subjects.
IRC has become a place for children and teenagers willing to raise their egos'
stamina.
Abraços,
Marlon Borba, CISSP.
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