Re: Someone from T-Mobile who can shake a ticket loose?

> > Sorry for using the white paging phone, but I have an IPv4 reachability > ticket that I opened back in January that’s stuck in limbo. > > Ticket number is either 26088938 or 18444951. Users on T-Mobile data can’t > reach services in 208.89.64.0/21, specifically 208.89.64.154. We have

Someone from T-Mobile who can shake a ticket loose?

Sorry for using the white paging phone, but I have an IPv4 reachability ticket that I opened back in January that’s stuck in limbo. Ticket number is either 26088938 or 18444951. Users on T-Mobile data can’t reach services in 208.89.64.0/21, specifically 208.89.64.154. —Chris

Re: Nominum NS2 Reach

Thanks for that. While it's still more into the "money is made here" arena, it actually confirm that it needs HTTP traffic. I wonder if they also suggest operators to redirect DNS traffic meant to other servers to them, hijacking all DNS traffic as well. Rubens On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 3:23 PM,

Re: Nominum NS2 Reach

I found this, if it helps. Reuploaded to imgur, since not sure if nanog-list takes attachments. https://i.imgur.com/waVW7zi.png On Tue, Mar 6, 2018, at 9:51 AM, Rubens Kuhl wrote: > Hi there. > > I found the available product information on NS2 Reach (Nominum) to not > dive into real product

Nominum NS2 Reach

Hi there. I found the available product information on NS2 Reach (Nominum) to not dive into real product behavior like if it requires every HTTP traffic to be PBR to the box, or possible deployment scenarios without intercepting all HTTP traffic. Anyone can shed a light on its workings, or point

NYC to Albany - Wavelength service

Anyone know of any carriers offering DWDM wavelength paths between NYC and Albany, NY? (Not OTU2 or OTU4). Looking for carrier to carry color (alien wave). Please contact me off list. Thanks -- inoc.net!rblayzor XMPP: rblayzor.AT.inoc.net PGP: https://inoc.net/~rblayzor/