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Mbone connectivity (fwd)
by Kelly King 08 Apr '98

08 Apr '98

We would like to help - but in order to receive an MBone connectin from UUNET - you need to have a direct high speed connection. Do you have any direct connectivity? Kelly King >From: randy (Randy Tischler) >Subject: Mbone connectivity (fwd) >To: kellyk(a)UU.NET (Kelly King) >Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 08:40:28 -0400 (EDT) >X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4 PL25] > >This was on NANOG. Don't know if you want to have someone follow up... > >Randy > >Andre Barrette said: >> From mail-maint(a)UU.NET Tue Apr 7 17:23:31 1998 >> Message-ID: <915C65C50371D11187AD0000F881B9A44D7F89(a)bcarua62.ca.nortel.com> >> From: "Andre Barrette" <Andre.Barrette.andrebar(a)nt.com> >> To: "'nanog(a)merit.edu'" <nanog(a)merit.edu> >> Subject: Mbone connectivity >> Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 14:41:39 -0400 >> MIME-Version: 1.0 >> X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.0.1460.8) >> Content-Type: text/plain >> Sender: owner-nanog(a)merit.edu >> >> I'm looking for connectivity to the Mbone but my upstream provider does not >> offer it. I was hoping to get it from the next provider down stream but they >> are not answering my Emails. I would need connectivity by April 15th. Can >> someone let me know who to get in touch with. >> >> Thanks >> Andre Barrette >> Nortel >> >> > > >

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Re: oh, for goodness' sake.
by Danny McPherson 07 Apr '98

07 Apr '98

> > Perhaps the policy should be > > No whois.ripe.net = no rebuild of BGP filters Yeah, I suppose writing code that relies on DNS (rather than an IP address) to ensure routing works correctly is a good idea *8^/ -danny

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AS8584
by Christian Kratzer 07 Apr '98

07 Apr '98

Hi, can someone stop this bozo from AS8584 from announcing loads of other peoples netblocks. for example AS8584 is announcing 195.2.160/19 and 195.110/19 and makeing our announcement from AS8254 flap. Doing a show ip bgp regexp _8584_ on nitrous.digex.net shows a boatload of networks this guy is announcing. Does anybody know what AS4000 is. Can't seem to find the list anywhere. Greetings Christian Kratzer Toplink BGP routing table entry for 195.2.160.0/19, version 2740548 Paths: (3 available, best #1, advertised over IBGP, EBGP) 4000 8584 165.117.1.122 (metric 119) from 165.117.1.6 (165.117.1.121) Origin incomplete, metric 2000000000, localpref 100, valid, internal, best Community: 2548:668 Originator : 165.117.1.121, Cluster list: 165.117.1.6, 0.38.227.186, 165.117.1.122 1239 1800 1755 1273 5549 8254 198.32.136.11 from 198.32.136.11 (144.228.105.1) Origin IGP, metric 46, localpref 100, valid, external Community: 2548:668 Dampinfo: penalty 1290, flapped 9 times in 00:55:29 1239 1800 1755 1273 5549 8254 198.32.136.129 from 198.32.136.129 (144.228.105.5) Origin IGP, metric 66, localpref 100, valid, external Community: 2548:668 Dampinfo: penalty 1207, flapped 8 times in 00:55:29 aut-num: AS8584 descr: Barak AS as-in: from AS4000 10 accept ANY as-in: from AS5585 100 accept ANY as-out: to AS4000 announce AS8584 as-out: to AS5585 announce AS8584 default: AS4000 10 admin-c: AS261-RIPE tech-c: AS261-RIPE mnt-by: AS8584-MNT changed: ashor(a)barakitc.co.il 971126 source: RIPE person: Amir Shor address: Barak I.T.C. address: 15 Ha-Melacaha St. address: Rosh Ha-Ayin 48091, Israel phone: +972 3 9001082 fax-no: +972 3 9001090 e-mail: ashor(a)barakitc.co.il nic-hdl: AS261-RIPE changed: ashor(a)barakitc.co.il 971112 source: RIPE -- TopLink Internet Services GmbH info(a)toplink.net Christian Kratzer http://www.toplink.net/ Phone: +49 7032 2701-0 Fax: +49 7032 2701-19 FreeBSD spoken here!

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Mbone connectivity
by Andre Barrette 07 Apr '98

07 Apr '98

I'm looking for connectivity to the Mbone but my upstream provider does not offer it. I was hoping to get it from the next provider down stream but they are not answering my Emails. I would need connectivity by April 15th. Can someone let me know who to get in touch with. Thanks Andre Barrette Nortel

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Netflow & Smurf/Hacks
by Lewis Eatherton 07 Apr '98

07 Apr '98

Anyone out there using netflow data to find hack attempts? I'd really like to see some code that looks for port scans, smurfs, etc? Lewis Eatherton Network Architect SegaSoft, Inc

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Re: NSI Bulletin 098-008 | New Registration Agreement
by Scott Bradner 06 Apr '98

06 Apr '98

(can not put this in a router but .... ) > >So, are we going to get refunds? > If the class action allegations are upheld in court, yes minus the lawyer's fee & distribution expenses - I'd guess that means you will get about $0.14 for each domain.

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Too much time on my hands
by Bill Becker 05 Apr '98

05 Apr '98

Having problems dealing with those huge log files? A new util called 'squeeze' might be just what you need. Today i released the first version of Squeeze, which is an application that will compress any file of any size down to five bytes (plus the length of the pathname of the file). This is far superior to what 'infozip' and 'gzip' can do. The code is free and carries no restrictions at all. Download it from http://squeeze.iconn.net/ Note: I've had a bit of trouble with the uncompress function, but i expect to have that worked out in a few days. Bill

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NSI Bulletin 098-008 | New Registration Agreement
by Chuck Gomes 04 Apr '98

04 Apr '98

Effective immediately, Network Solutions is introducing Domain Name Registration Agreement version 4.0 that will replace version 3.5. The new agreement reflects fee changes for domain name registrations and renewals following the elimination of the Intellectual Infrastructure Fund portion of the fee on April 1, 1998, pursuant to an amendment to Network Solutions' Cooperative Agreement with the National Science Foundation. Registration and modification requests will be processed using either version of the agreement (3.5 and 4.0) through April 30, 1998, but the payment terms specified in version 4.0 will apply for registrations and re-registrations starting April 1, 1998. Effective May 1, 1998, only version 4.0 will be accepted for registrations and modifications. The new agreement can be found at: ftp://rs.internic.net/templates/domain-template.txt The main changes are found in Section B of the agreement. An explanation of these changes follows. For domain names with registration or anniversary dates on or before March 31, 1998, the fees are $100.00 U.S. and $50.00 U.S. respectively. These fees include a 30% Intellectual Infrastructure Fund contribution that Network Solutions is required to collect and deposit in an account through an agreement with the National Science Foundation. (Re-registrations of these names, in the future, will not include the 30% fee.) For domain names with registration or anniversary dates on or after April 1, 1998, the current fees are $70.00 U.S. and $35.00 U.S. respectively. These fees do not include the 30% Intellectual Infrastructure Fund contribution because this requirement ends midnight, March 31, 1998 Eastern Standard Time. Please note that the registration or anniversary date determines the fee amount, NOT the date paid. If you have any further questions, please call (703) 742-4777. Best Regards, Network Solutions _____________________________________ Chuck Gomes Director of Customer Programs Network Solutions, Inc.

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caida bgp workshop, 7 april 1998, san diego, CA
by k claffy 04 Apr '98

04 Apr '98

CAIDA is hosting a BGP workshop on april 7th in san diego, ca details at http://www.caida.org/Caida/bgp_980407.html. mbone details will be in sdr we will also be discussing the newly formed SD-NAP: http://www.caida.org/Caida/caidaix.html comments or questions about the workshop or SD-NAP should be directed to Amy Blanchard, amy(a)caida.org, 619/534-8338 tnx k

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Spam from sprint.ca
by Adam Rothschild 03 Apr '98

03 Apr '98

I'm being spammed by sprint.ca as I speak. Multiple mails to abuse(a)sprint.net have gone unanswered. Could someone please drop me a note? I'd like to see this jackass get the treatment he truely deserves. :) Regards, Adam

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