Anyone having XO problems in Minneapolis? We have an OC-3 down, all
services.
- Erik
can ensure redundant connectivity.
Does anyone have any hints as to how I can obtain such information?
- Erik Amundson
Mud slides?
Fiber cuts? What the heck? All my west-coast lines went splat a
while ago...
Erik
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Yes, we have connections through Sprint, and they are having issues.
They've told us it was a mud slide and a major fiber cut...
Erik Amundson
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I've always been kind of conflicted with this issue. I mean, providers
blocking traffic at all.
On the one hand, I'm a corporate customer, and if I'm being DOSed or
infected, I would want to be able to call my ISP and have it blocked.
On the other hand, I truly feel that I pay my ISPs to pass
Anyone else having
issues with UUNET connectivity in MSP? We were seeing slowness, now we see
no traffic flow at all...we make it one hop, then nothin'.
Erik
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Windows definitely caches DNS entries...but as far as I've seen, it does
honor TTLs...
Erik Amundson
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I just get sick of providers blocking traffic...their job is to PASS
TRAFFIC. There must be a better solution, but laziness is getting the
better of us all, as usual.
We've had so many problems with IP Providers blocking various IP
PROTOCOLS that we've just ended up forcing all of our users to
Well,
In my experience it depends on the model of router. I
had a 3640 (granted, it's old) with 128MB that was just fine until a couple of
months ago, now it's not enough. For one BGP table you will have to have
at least 256MB in a 36xx router. Our 720xVXR routers currently have 256MB
in
Hello NANOG!
Is anyone having routing issues or packet loss with
MCI/UUNet today? I have an AS701 connection at my orginization, and we've
had thousands of customer calls starting at about 2:13AM CDT. We've
shutdown 701 as a peer because traceroutes seem to expose some packet loss and
in the future, I
guess
Erik Amundson
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It is possible that this issue is being cause by the customer's firewall as
well. Every Ethernet cable has two ends. :) I would check and see if the
customer's firewall log says anything. I believe doing a shut/no shut on
the Cat 4006 causes the Ethernet link to 'flap' on the port, causing the
I have been looking into the Cisco Aironet solution recently for
a project I'm working on. They seem to have some great security
features, if you want to take the time to configure it. Oh, another
caveat is that you have to use Cisco's wireless adapter as well,
otherwise, good ol' WEP
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