[uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem

sub-optimal routing of traffic. Has anyone experienced this before? Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager office: 01223 755055 | mobile: +44 7713 393621 email: paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk<mailto:paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk> Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre? Plea

Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem

appears to be a difference between IOS and Junos. Paul -Original Message- From: Nick Hilliard [mailto:n...@foobar.org] Sent: 28 April 2016 13:55 To: Paul Bone Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem Paul Bone wrote: > The problem I have is t

Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem

Hi Dan, We are using LDP and that looks like it will solve my problem. Will enabling this cause any network outage? Best regards, Paul -Original Message- From: Dan Peachey [mailto:d...@peachey.co] Sent: 28 April 2016 14:44 To: Paul Bone Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re

Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem

Juniper docs suggesting it causes a reset of LDP session - time for some planned out of hours maintenance! Best regards, Paul -Original Message- From: Dan Peachey [mailto:d...@peachey.co] Sent: 28 April 2016 15:11 To: Paul Bone Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof

Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem

route reflectors so can optimise the routing further with this. Best regards, Paul From: Stuart Howlette [mailto:stu...@outlook.com] Sent: 29 April 2016 06:29 To: Ian Tomkins ; Paul Bone ; uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX as PE Node Problem This is my guess, both

[uknof] Mikrotik as Service Provider Router

Has anyone had experience using Mikrotik CCR as either CE or PE routers? I have been playing with transparent traffic shaping on one of the little hAP units (not suggesting this as a CE!) and it seems to work well and the OS has support for BGP, BFD and MPLS. We currently use Juniper SRX but th

[uknof] Mikrotik as Service Provider Router

Thanks for all the replies on this one, nice to hear good reports. I have no intention of running full table in these as I have invested in Juniper MX routers for this job but as a CE or PE the CCR looks a very good option. Our service is generally multi-tenant buildings and parks so the traffi

Re: [uknof] Mikrotik as Service Provider Router

upload – I guess that is because the simple queue is only acting in one place. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd<http://www.bridgefibre.co.uk> | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY • PARTNERSHIP • QUALITY Think

Re: [uknof] Mikrotik as Service Provider Router

. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd<http://www.bridgefibre.co.uk> | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY • PARTNERSHIP • QUALITY Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre? Please ask for information

[uknof] Juniper MX5 BGP and LDP Issue

full tables and is running at 80% memory so maybe that is the problem. And if any of you peer with us on LINX - sorry for the blip! Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager office: 01223 755055 | mobile: +44 7713 393621 email: paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk<mailto:paul.b...@bridgefib

Re: [uknof] Juniper MX5 BGP and LDP Issue

Thanks Cat, I went with the MX5 because of the upgrade path available - don't quite have the budget to go any higher yet :) I suspect that JTAC will just tell us to upgrade, which I was planning on doing anyway as we have a bug in netflow export of AS numbers. Best regards, Paul Paul

Re: [uknof] Juniper MX5 BGP and LDP Issue

. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd<http://www.bridgefibre.co.uk> | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY * PARTNERSHIP * QUALITY Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre? Please ask for information on our Colo

[uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

no avail. Thanks Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager office: 01223 755055 | mobile: +44 7713 393621 email: paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk<mailto:paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk> Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre? Please ask for information on our Colocation service

Re: [uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

Thanks everyone for your replies, I will make some further attempts. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY * PARTNERSHIP * QUALITY Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre

Re: [uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

Most of our customers don't even know what an AS number is! :-) Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY * PARTNERSHIP * QUALITY Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre? P

Re: [uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

England game yesterday afternoon caused a doubling of our usual overall usage which was quite interesting. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY * PARTNERSHIP * QUALITY Thinking

Re: [uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

Thanks Guys, I'll send some peering requests through off-list so we can get the ball rolling. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY * PARTNERSHIP * QUALITY Thinking of m

Re: [uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

Thanks Martin, We already peer with you guys on LINX :-) Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY • PARTNERSHIP • QUALITY Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre? Please ask

Re: [uknof] Peering with Limelight Networks

Now that is confusing! Mr Hannigan, we peer with AS20940 already. Best regards, Paul Paul Bone | Connectivity Manager | mobile: +44 7713 393621 Bridge Fibre Ltd | service desk: 01223 755075 | office: 01223 755055 CLARITY • PARTNERSHIP • QUALITY Thinking of moving services to a Data Centre

[uknof] PPPoE Server Options

Hi Guys, We have recently inherited a WISP network which is running PPPoE on a Ubiquiti Edgemax router and individual rate limits are applied to the dynamic PPPoE interfaces using Linux TC from Radius AV-pairs. This appears to work ok, but there are currently only around 80 subscribers, and al

Re: [uknof] PPPoE Server Options

Thanks Everyone, The ASR does not cost in for this project unfortunately, but the Mikrotik is certainly getting plenty votes – I will set up a lab and try it out. Best regards, Paul

[uknof] Multi-tenant PBX Solution

Hi All, We are currently using various hosted VoIP providers for our multi-tenant voice offering, but I am considering moving this in house so that we can make the service more cost-effective per seat. Can anyone advise on their experiences with virtualised Multi-tenant PBX Solutions? 3CX loo

[uknof] Problems with Sky On Demand Services

Is there anyone out there who knows anything about the Sky On Demand services network? We have some residential customers on CGNAT who share a pool of IP addresses (I am one of them actually!) but access to Sky On Demand services have started failing and now stopped altogether. I changed my pub

Re: [uknof] Problems with Sky On Demand Services

Touché!! The ISP does support IPv6 but the Sky box doesn't ;-) Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone > On 22 Mar 2017, at 12:05, Paul Mansfield wrote: > >> On 21 March 2017 at 14:22, Paul Bone wrote: >> >> There is no point phoning S

[uknof] Vodafone Suresignal Problems

Is there anyone from Vodafone on this list who could advise on Vodafone Suresignal devices? We have just taken over the internet supply of a site (so changed customers IP addresses) and several users have Vodafone Suresignals which no longer work after the switch. We have not changed their rout

[uknof] Hosting Firewall Advice

HI All, We currently run hosting of various Windows and Linux virtual servers for our customers behind an HA pair of Sonicwall firewalls. These are coming EOL and starting to reach capacity limits so we are looking to replace them, but I'm considering options. Just wondering what peoples thoug

[uknof] Netflow Collector and Analyser Advice

Our current Netflow analyser solution does not support NAT reporting without the addition of another, rather expensive module - just wondered what solutions people are using to analyse flows when using CGNAT? Thanks Paul

[uknof] IPv6 Musings

We are a wholesale internet supplier to various WISP providers. We have been using static IPv6 configuration for the end user customer routers but are now looking to automate this and considering using pppoe with prefix delegation from Mikrotik CCR Routers (PPPoE already in use for IPv4). Howev

Re: [uknof] IPv6 Musings

Hi James We are definitely open to advice! We are keen to have a way to ensure each customer always gets the same prefix - not sure we can do that with solely DHCPv6? Thanks Paul Sent from my iPhone On 26 Oct 2017, at 17:49, James Bensley mailto:jwbens...@gmail.com>> wrote: Why not DHCPv6

Re: [uknof] IPv6 Musings

tures we find that at high speeds and density its increasingly hard to find solutions that scale. I'd consider IPoE with DHCP (both v4 and v6 which will be a non-trivial migration). Neil. On 25/10/2017, 05:25, "uknof on behalf of Paul Bone" mailto:uknof-boun...@list

[uknof] Juniper SRX Available

Hi All, We have a small number of Juniper SRX210, 220 and 240 available as they are being replaced. If there is anyone out there using these who might be interested in some second hand devices let me know! Best regards Paul

Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX Available

Subject: Re: [uknof] Juniper SRX Available On 15/11/17 11:46, Paul Bone wrote: > We have a small number of Juniper SRX210, 220 and 240 available as > they are being replaced. > > If there is anyone out there using these who might be interested in > some second hand devices let me kn

[uknof] AWS Direct Connect

Hi All, I have a customer who is looking for two 10G AWS Direct Connect Links into London from a site near Cambridge but I'm afraid that I do not have any experience of Direct Connect as yet. I can see that there are Direct Connect Partners that can arrange this, but is it possible to purchase

[uknof] 10G PE Router Options

Hi All, We are in need of a couple of 10G PE Routers and as a small provider cost is always a factor for us unfortunately! We need 4*10G Ports, multiple 1G SFP ports, IPv4 and IPv6 L3VPN, L2VPN etc.we do not need any HQOS features on these devices. We use a fair few Cisco ME3600 but these

[uknof] Sky Network Services

at is happening so we can set our customer expectations. Thanks Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone

[uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

Hi all, Is anyone else having high latency issues into Sharepoint Online services with Microsoft today? I'm seeing an additional 130msec over LINX. A colleague connecting over LONAP is not seeing the issue. Thanks Paul

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

Thanks Chris, It is possible the return path is doing that but I guess I would need Microsoft involvement to check. Although I could down our Hurricane Electric Peers to check. Best Regards Paul From: Chris Malton Sent: 14 May 2018 14:24 To: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk; Paul Bone ; uknof

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

Request timed out. 12 *** Request timed out. 13 *** Request timed out. 14 * 140 ms 136 ms 13.107.6.151 Trace complete. Best Regards Paul -Original Message- From: Marty Strong Sent: 14 May 2018 14:17 To: Paul Bone Cc:

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

Thanks Marty, I will give that a go. Best Regards Paul -Original Message- From: Marty Strong Sent: 14 May 2018 14:30 To: Paul Bone Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX Looks like the latency spike is after ingress to AS8075, rather

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

– I see the same in my trace. Best Regards Paul From: Graham L. Stewart Sent: 14 May 2018 14:50 To: Paul Bone ; Marty Strong Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX I’ve had a couple of reports as well from users of exchange online. Sharepoint

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

Hi Marty, PingPlotter screenshot attached. Testing from my office on 46.17.160.209 to 13.107.6.151. [cid:image001.jpg@01D3EB8F.396F1BF0] Best Regards Paul -Original Message- From: Marty Strong Sent: 14 May 2018 14:17 To: Paul Bone Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

MOC are looking into now. Looks like quite a few ISPs are having similar issues. Best Regards Paul Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer email: paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk<mailto:paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk> office/service desk: +44 (0)1223 755055 mobile: +44 (0)7713 393621 www.bridgefibre

Re: [uknof] High Latency to Microsoft over LINX

Does the route transit over Hurricane? > > I seem to have similar issues between two DCs where one direction traverses > HE. I'm also seeing some packet loss. > > Taking HE out of the equation resolved the issue in my case. > > Regards, > > Chris Malton >

Re: [uknof] SSE Fibre Problems this evening

Hi Paul We have an SSE circuit from London to Bristol that went down around that time. I'm not sure if our NOC have raised a case yet but will let you know if I hear anything. Regards Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone > On 26 Jul 2018, at 22:39, P

Re: [uknof] SSE Fibre Problems this evening

Our circuit has just come back up. Best Regards Paul From: uknof On Behalf Of Richard Halfpenny Sent: 26 July 2018 22:46 To: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof] SSE Fibre Problems this evening Yes, we have lost some LightNOW wavelengths on that route up to Manchester plus some cu

[uknof] Rack Space in Hong Kong

Hi all, Can anyone recommend an ISP/Rack Space provider in Hong Kong? Thanks Paul

[uknof] Sky Network Topology

Hi All, We are looking to purchase a circuit and our aggregating provider is using Sky Network Services on this occasion. I was wondering if there was anyone on this list from Sky who could assist me with the actual route of the circuit so that I can ensure as much resilience into the site as

[uknof] CoLo in Leeds

Hi all, Can anyone recommend some well-connected CoLo space in Leeds? Probably only looking for ¼ or ½ rack initially just to PoP the area. Thanks Paul

[uknof] BBC IPv6 over LINX issue

Hi All Is anyone else having problems with Hurricane Electric providing IPv6 routes for bbc.co.uk via Australia over LINX? Haven't contacted HE yet, but BBC have confirmed this resolves to UK hosts. Thanks Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone

Re: [uknof] BBC IPv6 over LINX issue

Thanks James I haven't had chance to investigate fully yet, but certainly see Telstra in the trace route. Regards Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone > On 14 Nov 2018, at 18:57, Chris Malton wrote: > > Hi Paul, > > I'm only

Re: [uknof] BBC IPv6 over LINX issue

think you are probably onto something with anycast issues. Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone > On 14 Nov 2018, at 22:18, Brandon Butterworth wrote: > >> On Wed Nov 14, 2018 at 09:26:15PM +, Chris Malton wrote: >> traceroute to bbc.co.uk

Re: [uknof] Fastly routes broken via HE?

Hi Chris, I had a case open with the BBC NOC about this as the Anycast address was routing via HE and over to Australia – this was fixed but now appears to be going to Toronto. I will reopen my case with BBC. Best Regards Paul Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer email: paul.b

Re: [uknof] Fastly routes broken via HE?

Hi Chris, BBC NOC have just confirmed this is fixed and I now see 2msec to bbc.co.uk from Cambridge again. Best Regards Paul Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer email: paul.b...@bridgefibre.co.uk office/service desk: +44 (0)1223 755055 mobile: +44 (0)7713 393621 | direct: www.bridgefibre.co.uk

[uknof] FS TOR Switches

Does anyone have experience with FS TOR switches that they would be willing to share? We are in the market for some multi 10G switches with 40G uplinks and these look attractive from a price persepective but I know nothing about them! Thanks Paul

[uknof] BT Cloud Phones

Does anyone know if BT cloud phones will work on 3rd Party internet services? The documentation appears to suggest not, but that might be to ensure call quality, and also there is a soft phone app which suggests it can work anywhere! Thanks! Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent

Re: [uknof] BT Cloud Phones

an advisory in my experience. Regards Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone > On 11 Dec 2018, at 18:11, Neil J. McRae wrote: > > There are several types with different backends and different ownership > models - which one are you refering to? >

Re: [uknof] BT Cloud Phones

Thank Neil. Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone > On 11 Dec 2018, at 19:47, Neil J. McRae wrote: > > Its ring-central so should be ok. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On 11 Dec 2018, at 18:34, Paul Bone wrote: >> >>

Re: [uknof] BT Cloud Phones

Thanks Mike, This is a customer who is moving onto our internet service and wants to keep their BT Cloud Phone – I believe it is direct with BT. Best Regards Paul From: Mike Port Sent: 11 December 2018 17:34 To: 'Graham Stewart' ; Paul Bone Cc: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject:

[uknof] Mobile Phone Booster Systems

Hi, Can anyone recommend a partner to install internal mobile phone signal booster systems? I'm aware of the recent relaxation of the Ofcom rules on these and find equipment that is apparently certified, but I would rather find a partner who does actively install these systems. Thanks! Paul

[uknof] Harlow Kao Datacentre

Is there anyone from serverchoice/Ai Networks on the list who knows about their presence in the Harlow Kao DC who would happy to chat with me about possible services? Thanks Paul Bone Chief Technical Officer Bridge Fibre Sent from my iPhone

Re: [uknof] 1Gbps CPE

Mikrotik dynamic per-connection queueing does a pretty good job of minimising bufferbloat. Best Regards Paul From: uknof On Behalf Of Tim Bray Sent: 01 July 2019 16:18 To: uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk Subject: Re: [uknof] 1Gbps CPE On 01/07/2019 13:48, CharlesA @ BitBahn.io wrote: I have perso

[uknof] Gigaclear Contact

Is there anyone on the list who can put me in touch with a Gigaclear NOC engineer? I have an NNI that needs turning on but I can't get hold of any of the people I had been dealing with so far! Thanks Paul

[uknof] Issues with Google over LINX

Does anyone else on the list have any problems with some packet loss and out of ordered packets when routing to Google in the US over LINX? I am seeing multiple trace route paths between the same public IP addresses so does look some multipath routing going on. Our customer is downloading from

[uknof] Meru Wireless Expert

Is there anyone out there that could give me a little help on a Meri/Fortinet wireless installation I have inherited? It is a high density single channel system with good coverage yet we see variable latency and packet loss and frequent disconnects and also clients re-associating to the same ac

[uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

An ISP that I do work for is requiring additional public IPv4 addresses - a /23 would be enough for what we need to do. Is anyone able to help with this? (My little rant - it is criminal that small ISPs struggle to get enough IP addresses and educational institutions have so many that public IP a

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

r the smaller providers, as we could end up losing customers. Would you be willing to share some of your IPv6 experiences? Thanks Paul On Mon, 27 Apr 2020 at 15:54, Mick O'Donovan wrote: > On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 11:08:54AM +0100, Paul Bone wrote: > > are!! And no IPv6 is not yet the

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

d working with a Nigerian Prince who will back this, if > you don’t mind paying for the legal fees his side in advance to show good > will :-) > > m. > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] VM Network 27/04 since 5pm

;> >> >> *From: *uknof on behalf of Paul >> Mansfield >> *Date: *Wednesday, 29 April 2020 at 10:38 >> *To: *Alan Ramsay , uknof < >> uknof@lists.uknof.org.uk> >> *Subject: *Re: [uknof] VM Network 27/04 since 5pm >> >> >> >> >> >> just speculating wildly, was this a result of IPv6 deployment going wrong? >> > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

lso a customer) for over three years now - they just don't know they have it!. Paul On Thu, 30 Apr 2020 at 17:03, Tom Hill wrote: > On 27/04/2020 16:08, Paul Bone wrote: > > Several years ago I did trial a whole manner of IPv4/IPv6 translation > > solutions and at the time ca

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

yes, really) supported > ipv6. > > The default of those who don't understand v6 (the majority outside > various netops communities) is generally no. I can understand that, agree, > no, understand, yes. > > Chris > > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

y painless if well planned. Paul On Fri, 1 May 2020 at 11:01, Paul Mansfield wrote: > On Fri, 1 May 2020 at 09:23, Paul Bone wrote: > > I am an IPv6 proponent but have come up against a real anti-IPv6 > sentiment from the vast majority of customer IT managers. > > > > I

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

t; > I often wonder how you present the business case for never becoming huge > > and never being acquired to the shareholders. > > > You don't lose IPv4 addresses just because you aren't buying more... > > -- > Tom > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

plans to implement. On Wed, 6 May 2020 at 16:29, Tim Chown wrote: > > On 6 May 2020, at 16:17, Paul Bone wrote: > > > > No, but as a small ISP you run out - which was the point of this initial > discussion. > > > > Yes you can buy them, but why should we when th

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

nd how the Internet was supposed to work. > > Cheers, > Rob > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

It is what unique address are for, But it should be done with IPv6 unique addresses. On Wed, 6 May 2020 at 17:23, Aled Morris wrote: > On Wed, 6 May 2020 at 17:00, Paul Bone wrote: > >> > Those sound like features, and how the Internet was supposed to work. >> >>

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

Existing installations should also be v6 enabled. Equipment refresh projects are the perfect opportunity to do this. On Wed, 6 May 2020 at 17:42, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2020/05/06 17:31, Paul Bone wrote: > > > > It is what unique address are for, But it should be done wit

Re: [uknof] Public IPv4 Addresses Required

plan; that may mean they choose to move progressively to adopt > IPv6 (witness Sky, EE, Mythic, BT, Facebook, Akamai, Cloudflare, etc) or > they have a plan that, for whatever reason, sidelines IPv6 for the time > being. But having made those considerations, to complain that there is &

Re: [uknof] 4G routers that can be centrally managed

(RBwAPR-2nD&R11e-LTE) on both O2 (contract and > GiffGaff) and Three. All the standard RouterOS features in terms of > management etc. YMMV. > > Rich. > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

[uknof] Cyber Security Expert

Hi All, I have a customer who is concerned that his mobile devices have been compromised on his home WiFi but this is not an area I have much knowledge of. Are there any Mobile Device Cyber Security experts out there that could assist him with some investigations? Thanks -- Paul Bone Network

Re: [uknof] Thought for the day: announce the end of IPv4 internet connections by 2026

ag out simply causes > > more pain in the long run, and we all know that when there's no real > > deadline nothing ever finishes! > > > > > > * the LINX, LONAP, MANAP etc, UKNOF and the biggest ISPs such as BT and > Sky. > > > > I can't include Virgin, Talktalk and PlusNet since they seem to be > > somewhat silent on this ;-) > > > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Thought for the day: announce the end of IPv4 internet connections by 2026

ur NAT > devices and this is really great. > > We're going to be in a v4/v6 mixed world for a long time yet and > unfortunately you can't just wave a magic wand to change that. > > -- > Tom > > :: www.portfast.co.uk / @portfast > :: hosted services, domains, virtual machines, consultancy > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Thought for the day: announce the end of IPv4 internet connections by 2026

irement?! > > Ok, yes, there's a hell of a lot of legacy equipment in place which > could still be there in five years, so perhaps five years isn't near > enough for ipv4 use to have fallen into almost disuse. Do "we" still > want to be fighting with dual-stack networks, CGNAT, scrabbling to buy > ever more expensive IPv4 addresses etc indefinitely? Will 2038 also > mark a point where legacy systems have to be retired because of their > use of 32 bit math for dates and thus also retire non-ipv6 compliant > systems? Eighteen years seems a long way away? > > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Thought for the day: announce the end of IPv4 internet connections by 2026

resses. > > The good news at the moment is that the RIPE waiting list is quite short: > > <https://www.ripe.net/manage-ips-and-asns/ipv4/ipv4-waiting-list> > > Cheers, > Rob > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Thought for the day: announce the end of IPv4 internet connections by 2026

: > On 26/05/2020 14:39, Paul Bone wrote: > > > > > ISP A, for example, started up 2-3 years ago and received their /22 > > from RIPE but now, through growth they need more to service new > > customers. They now have to pay a lot of money (in relative terms) to &g

Re: [uknof] Thought for the day: announce the end of IPv4 internet connections by 2026

d/should > be > https://ipv6.watch/ > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] BT Net Lease line issues.

th same results. I have reported it as a fault but they > said if I want to utilize full speed I have to use multi thread download. I > do not believe that is right. What can I do about it? > > Regards, > > Wojciech Lesiak > > -- > Sent from Postbox <https://www.postb

Re: [uknof] BT Net Lease line issues.

different carrier and I do not have such problem with > bandwidth speed. I am really surprised as I just did an upgrade from > 500Mbit to 1Gb. > > Regards, > > Wojciech > > > > Paul Bone wrote on 28/05/2020 15:54: > > Hi, > > Have you tried using UDP over

[uknof] WISP in Teeside

hanks -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] WISP in Teeside

I've already been berated by my Teesside colleagues 🤣 On Fri, 5 Jun 2020 at 18:07, Ian Chilton wrote: > Hi, > > *Teesside :) - it's a common misspelling. > > Odyssey Systems would be my first thought: > https://www.odyssey-systems.co.uk/ > > Ian > >

Re: [uknof] Gamma Contact (Hosted PBX)

t connect when on 4G (He believes it's on > a Gamma hosted PBX Service but is not sure) > > He has had problems on the following providers > O2 > EE > > Happy to converse off-list. > > Gary > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

[uknof] 464XLAT Help

Hi All, Has anyone got 464XLAT (CLAT) working on OpenWRT? I can't seem to find any useful documentation. Or is anyone aware of another low-cost CPE option supporting 464XLAT (CLAT)? Thanks -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Virgin Media DNS issues North London

in these times. I'm just reaching out to see if there's anyone here who > works for Virgin Media, or knows someone who does, and if they'd be kind > enough to look into these issues on behalf of myself and several post > code's worth of people in North London. > > I'm happy to be contacted off list if anyone fancies reaching out. > > Thank you for reading. > > Matt Carlin > > -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

[uknof] TTB Outage

g off one power rail. Thanks -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] TTB Outage

Thanks Simon. On Tue, 18 Aug 2020 at 09:10, Simon Lockhart wrote: > On Tue Aug 18, 2020 at 09:05:15AM +0100, Paul Bone wrote: > > Is there anyone from TTB who can confirm the likely resolution time? And > > also does sound a bit suspiciously like equipment only running off one

Re: [uknof] TTB Outage

On Tue, 18 Aug 2020 at 09:10, Simon Lockhart wrote: > On Tue Aug 18, 2020 at 09:05:15AM +0100, Paul Bone wrote: > > Is there anyone from TTB who can confirm the likely resolution time? And > > also does sound a bit suspiciously like equipment only running off one > > power

[uknof] Virgin Media Issue

Are there any senior Virgin Media engineers on this list who could possibly help me with an ongoing fault on a Virgin layer 2 service? -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

[uknof] Gamma SIP Trunks

. Is anyone else having issues with audio on Gamma SIP trunks at the moment before I go raising tickets? the RTP stream is experiencing occasional delta values of 300-500msec, no packets are lost, but that tells me something is buffering/queueing the packets somewhere. Thanks -- Paul Bone Network

Re: [uknof] Gamma SIP Trunks

etimes have issues with > jitter that I ultimately tracked back the instances just not > performing all that well. Moved to bare metal and problem went away. > > On Wed, Sep 23, 2020 at 10:56 AM Paul Bone wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > > > Day job have been experie

[uknof] Ubiquiti UNMS

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone is using the Ubiquiti UNMS CRM platform in anger? A first glance is suggesting it might be too good to be true for a free platform, but I'm open minded! Thanks -- Paul Bone Network Consultant PMB Technology

Re: [uknof] Ubiquiti UNMS

Nine <http://www.9folders.com/> > ------ > *From:* Paul Bone > *Sent:* Tuesday, 13 October 2020 14:19 > *To:* uknof > *Subject:* [uknof] Ubiquiti UNMS > > Hi All, > > Just wondering if anyone is using the Ubiquiti UNMS CRM platform in anger? > >

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