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RR/ATDN NYC
by Charles Sprickman 24 Nov '03

24 Nov '03

Howdy, Does anyone have any details on the issues that RoadRunner/ATDN was having in the NYC area when passing through Level3? I have ticket number 155247 as the master ticket. Things seem to have just cleared up, but it was a long-running problem that started around Saturday morning. In short, pieces of the RR network were unreachable via Level3. I'd rather let the RR folks sleep, but if anyone's lurking here, I'd love an explanation that I can pass on to our customers that are eager to jump down our throats about "being down all weekend". --- As an aside, this past week has had me calling a number of large and small NOCs with various issues, and I'd like to express great pleasure in saying that almost all of them were very easy to contact, and I encountered no "you're not our customer, go away" responses. A very pleasant surprise. And Jared's list is excellent, but even contacting those not listed there via ARIN info, etc. yielded quick responses. Standouts include: rr.com/atdn - it sounded like chaos, but I was at least able to get info that there was a problem C&W/Exodus - multiple responses from sharp people CV.net *above and beyond* Akamai Telus Microsoft Above The only two folks that I was not able to reach were Yahoo! and SBCGlobal. Just wanted to throw this in here, as I am very grateful to those that helped (to shave off some cynicism). Thanks, Charles -- Charles Sprickman spork(a)inch.com

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Optical media converters?
by Ben Buxton 24 Nov '03

24 Nov '03

Hi, Does anyone have any experience with optical media convertors and using them directly with router interfaces? I have found one such supplier what makes exactly the thing: http://www.mrv.com/product/MRV-FD-SFPMC/ I'm curious as to whether anyone has any experience with these or knows of anyone else who makes a similar device... BB

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RE: Port 41170 traffic
by McBurnett, Jim 23 Nov '03

23 Nov '03

Google: http://www.google.com/search?as_q=tcp+udp+41170&num=10&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UT… http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/archive/incidents/2003/06/msg00130.html It appears to be a file sharing program called Blubster, at least for udp.... www.blubster.com Later, Jim SNIP Anyone has any idea what is carried on tcp and udp port 41170? Adi

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Port 41170 traffic
by Adi Linden 23 Nov '03

23 Nov '03

Anyone has any idea what is carried on tcp and udp port 41170? Adi

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Apologies but...Verizon Postmaster?
by Michael Loftis 22 Nov '03

22 Nov '03

I have been trying for weeks to get in touch with someone who will respond with something other than a form letter at Verizon. Can someone please contact me off-list? My company (Modwest) is being unilaterally blocked. I can't even send mail to abuse, postmaster, etc. from an @modwest.com address because of the block in place without a reason and without recourse. TIA, and I'm sorry for posting here but it's really my last resort (as it should be anyones IMHO). -- GPG/PGP --> 0xE736BD7E 5144 6A2D 977A 6651 DFBE 1462 E351 88B9 E736 BD7E

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OC3 Router
by Chris Strandt 22 Nov '03

22 Nov '03

I was hoping that someone could point me in the right direction. I'm looking for a cisco border router as a backup for our existing. We have a 7206VXR with NPE400. The only thing we have in the router is a OC3c POS card on one side and a multimode Gig-Ethernet on the other. We are not doing BGP with this router (upstream is annoucing for us). Is there a vendor who can tell us the minimum we need to do this for emergency situations, or someone on the list who can recommend a cisco solution that can meet these requirments? Thanks, -Chris Strandt Liquid Web Inc.

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how to fix bad referral in pir.org whois?
by Duane Wessels 22 Nov '03

22 Nov '03

I have four .org domains that I transferred from gandi to godaddy a couple of months ago. However, the pir.org whois still lists whois.gandi.net as the referral whois. For example: Domain ID: D46124408-LROR Domain Name: HTCP.ORG Created On: 05-Dec-2000 03:30:16 UTC Last Updated On: 08-Sep-2003 21:28:55 UTC Expiration Date: 05-Dec-2004 03:30:16 UTC Sponsoring Registrar: Go Daddy Software, Inc. (R91-LROR) Status: OK Registrant Name: SEE SPONSORING REGISTRAR Registrant Street1: Whois Server:whois.gandi.net Registrant Street2: Referral URL:http://www.gandi.net Admin Name: SEE SPONSORING REGISTRAR Billing Name: SEE SPONSORING REGISTRAR Tech Name: SEE SPONSORING REGISTRAR Name Server: NS.PACKET-PUSHERS.COM Name Server: NS2.PACKET-PUSHERS.COM I called godaddy and they were very unhelpful. They claim it is not their problem because they are listed correctly as the sponsoring registrar. Whos fault is this? How can I get it fixed? Duane W.

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Juno (United Online) contact phone?
by Rich Casto 21 Nov '03

21 Nov '03

Can someone please provide a phone number for the Juno (aka United Online) NOC? I already have the $1.95/minute support number (877-912-5866), so don't send that one. One of my client's emails are being bounced so I need to call them to find out why. Thanks! Rich

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IPSEC VPNs capable of handling worm traffic
by Magnus Eriksson 21 Nov '03

21 Nov '03

The last 2 days I've been fighting against the Nachi ICMP onslaght on a customer network. Problem is that the "random" destination traffic seem to kill my VPNs by vendor N. CPU is consumed, probably due to trying to maintain/update route cache. Or maybe it hits it's pps limit. Ordinary traffic req. is approx. 10 Mbit/s mixed traffic. Worm traffic I would like to be able to handle is approx 2-3kpps. Anyone know of any VPN boxes/routers with VPN capability that is better able to handle the onslaught? Is vendors C's boxes better than Nortel's? Is CEF going to help me? Or is the problem pps related? Will it help to throw a bigger box at the problem? Any advice greatly appreciated. Regards Magnus - Sweden

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OT: Internet.com hostmaster
by Charles Sprickman 21 Nov '03

21 Nov '03

Hi, If there's anyone here from "internet.com" or if you know someone over there, could you please let them know that their domain for the "isp-bgp" list has expired. The list has been idle since the 11th of this month. Thanks, Charles Registrant: Jupitermedia Corporation (MVQRRLSERD) 23 Old Kings Highway S. Darien, CT 06820 US Domain Name: ISP-BGP.COM Administrative Contact: Jupitermedia Corporation (ZFBKBPQRAO) hostmaster(a)internet.com 23 Old Kings Highway S. Darien, CT 06820 US 203-662-2800 Technical Contact: Hegedus, Peter (PH535) hostmaster(a)INTERNET.COM 23 OLD KINGS HWY S DARIEN, CT 06820-4538 US (203) 662-2800 fax: (203) 655-4686 Record expires on 04-Nov-2003. Record created on 04-Nov-1999. Database last updated on 21-Nov-2003 13:06:08 EST.

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