May 1999 - Test - lists.nanog.org

ARIN RR
by R.P. Aditya 24 May '99

24 May '99

Who is currently using the ARIN Routing Registry and why? Thanks, Adi

1 0

NYC Fiber cut: pictures!
by Tony Bourke 24 May '99

24 May '99

http://vegan.net/fiber Tony

7 6

http://www.above.net/html/pr_052499_paix.html
by Sanjay Dani 24 May '99

24 May '99

Shouldn't be reading press releases, but.. I'm having a hard time reconciling an ISP owned exchange that claims to continue to be neutral. Interested in hearing what imapct other operators see on this exchange. Sanjay. PS. I'm a happy PAIX customer and a happy above.net peer. No gripes.

2 1

Looking for colo system integrator in Chicago
by Hank Nussbacher 24 May '99

24 May '99

Perhaps a bit off-topic and I apologize in advance. I am looking for a colo system integrator in the Chicago area (preferrably a Cisco Gold Partner). Please reply directly to me. Thanks, Hank Nussbacher

1 0

Re: URGENT: NON-OP StarWars Details.
by Craig A. Haney 24 May '99

24 May '99

> > BTW, does anyone know an Avi Fredman? ;) this is him -> http://seamless.kludge.net/nanog/14/jpg/19981110-02.jpg -craig

3 2

URGENT: NON-OP StarWars Details.
by John M. Brown 23 May '99

23 May '99

Ok, All those that wish to goto this movie will meet at 8:30pm in the front lobby of the Hilton Hotel. The Hotel will shuttle us over and back to the Movie. The BUS can take 11 (eleven) people. I have a car and can take three people. Directions will be available at the meet time/point. I am going to go and purchase tickets now. I am front funding 15 tickets. Each ticket is 6.50 a piece. Movie starts at 10:00 PM and will run for 2.5 hours. Movie is at Cinemark Movies 17 (The New One) in Springfield, OR.... jmbrown

2 1

FGC Hospitality Suite at NANOG Monday Evening
by Alan Hannan 23 May '99

23 May '99

Following the "Beer-n-Gear", FGC [Frontier GlobalCenter] is hosting a hospitality suite on the 12th floor of the Eugene, OR, Hilton. Food, Beer, Wine, Network Diagrams, Conversation. Attendees of NANOG are cordially invited. -alan ------------------------ = ------------------------ PLACE: Eugene Hilton Vistas 2 (room) 12th Floor DATE: Monday, May 24 TIME: 7:30p - ------------------------ = ------------------------

1 0

Non-Operational. NANOG Star Wars
by John M. Brown 23 May '99

23 May '99

So I propose that a group of us go see Star Wars on Sunday nite. If you are interested drop some email. Of course I wonder what Eugene, OR has for movie places??????? I can see it now. 50, 80 or how ever many go, NANOG shirted people showing up at the theater at once! :) :) :) :) jmbrown

3 3

Re: exodus?
by Rishi Singh 22 May '99

22 May '99

At 03:11 PM 5/21/99 -0600, you wrote: >Wow, look at how old the message is that you replied to, it's 10/29/98 -- >did you just receive this or what? > >On Fri, 21 May 1999, Rishi Singh wrote: > >> >>At 16:09 -0700 10/29/98, John Gonzalez/netMDC admin wrote: >>>Anybody else have any problems with exodus, or is it just me? >>> >>>traceroute to beta.sierra.com (209.67.71.106), 30 hops max, 40 byte >>>packets My apologies to the list. I was sending some email dealing with Exodus from this list to my account at work and accidentally left the cc: header in one of them. I am not having any problems with Exodus, so ignore the email. Thank you :-). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <o> The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing and <o> expect different results. <o> Rishi M. Singh - Sysadmin & Network "Cleaner" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

1 0

Re: NYC FIBER CUT
by Sean Donelan 21 May '99

21 May '99

alan(a)globalcenter.NET (Alan Hannan) writes: > However, for those who have subscribed to nanog for more than 3 > years, nanog has traditionally been useful to discuss operational > issues, where issue is defined as a concept or problem. > > Real time issues are generally helped little by nanog discussions. I agree 100%. Unfortunately, unlike Alan, I've found nanog discussions are very good at fixing 'real time issues' and not so good at fixing long-term operational issues. Carriers should be the ones who first notify their customers about problems. In theory, there should be no way I could know and post about a problem before a carrier monitoring its own facilities. Likewise, reporting a routing loop problem to a carrier should result in its repair without the need to post about it on a public mailing list. After all, it affects them whether reported by a customer or a non-customer. Most of the reasons why I post problems have their root-causes in some very old operational problems. Heck, the routing loop Alan mentioned seems to have been aggravated by a Cisco IOS bug (or at least similar to a bug) dating back to the days when Alan was still a network tech in Nebraska. How about this as a long-term operational issue, defined as a concept or problem: why are we still discussing the same issues three years later? What makes them so difficult to fix? -- Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates, Inc, St. Louis, MO Affiliation given for identification not representation

2 1