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Re: MCI NOC
by Tony Li 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

rirving(a)onecall.net (Richard Irving) writes: > I understand they had an earthquake..... We _always_ have earthquakes. They are a daily phenomenon. The question is, do they 'count'? We haven't had an interesting one in a while. See http://www.scecdc.scec.org/recenteqs/ Tony

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NetFlow Switching
by David Papp 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

I have been doing a lot of reading on NetFlow switching. It looks extremely interesting and I would like to run it on my 7206 for statistical purposes with respect to the nature of my traffic with regards to originating/destination ASes. >From what I understand, you need to run the FlowCollector which appears to only be available for HPUX and Sun Solaris. And then you use the FlowAnalyzer to look over the gathered data. I don't have an HPUX or Solaris box sitting around, just a bunch of BSD type systems (BSD/OS, Linux, FreeBSD, etc). Does anyone know if I can get the FlowCollector for another OS type like that or if there is some third party program that has been developed that will accept the NetFlow stats from my router? Thankx...David * David Papp | 4907-99 Street | Phone: +1.403.430.0811 * * Manager | Edmonton, AB | Fax: +1.403.431.5159 * * OA Internet Inc. | Canada, T6E 4Y1 | Email: david(a)oanet.com *

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MCI NOC
by Marcelo Manta 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

Is anyone from MCI NOC here ? The RNP (Brazilian Research Network - AS1916) is 4 hours down (until now) and MCI didn't solve the problem yet. The support numbers have voice mailboxes full and trouble(a)mci.net didn't answer yet. -- Marcelo Manta SAGA PGP fingerprint = E3B8 ACAF 2461 E7E5 B838 01D1 3CF4 325E

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Re[2]: ios images ?
by Dustin Goodwin 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

And the risk you take is that if your network melts TAC says your running CAA code what did you expect? BTW ISL over faste is supported in 11.2 mainline. Unfortunately HSRP on ISL is 11.3. - Dustin - ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Re: ios images ? Author: "Alex P. Rudnev" <alex(a)Relcom.EU.net> at sb-entsmtp Date: 3/11/98 8:46 PM OK. Try to get PA-E3 cards support or ISL by fast ethernet at I/O board with any IOS except 11.1(17.3)CAA ... They incorporate new equipment into 11.1(...)CAA first, not into 11.2(xx)P. On Wed, 11 Mar 1998, Dustin Goodwin wrote: > Date: Wed, 11 Mar 98 10:57:09 -0500 > From: Dustin Goodwin <dustin_goodwin(a)smb.com> > To: nanog(a)merit.edu, stuartb(a)grasshopper.paradox.net.au > Subject: Re: ios images ? > > > 11.2(12) or higher is suppose to go GD. 11.1 and 11.3 are in serious > question as far as ever reaching GD status. If you want full support > from Cisco TAC run a GD version and run the mainline. Don't run P > train or a none GD release. This will limit your in terms of hardware. > For instance the RSP4 is a 11.2P feature not 11.2 feature. That is the > safest most conservative position to take. Of course it is the least > fun in terms of new software features and new hardware. But no one > ever got fired for running a GD mainline release. > > - Dustin - > > > ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ > Subject: ios images ? > Author: Stuart Bryant <stuartb(a)grasshopper.paradox.net.au> at sb-entsmtp > Date: 3/11/98 9:53 AM > > > hi, > were looking at various ios images to use so we can standardise across > the network. were looking at ios version 11.2(9)P or 11.2(10)P > > does anyone have any warstories to share about these ? good points/bad > points ? things i should be watch out for ? > > regards, > > stuart bryant stuartb(a)paradox.net.au cabinet maker/plumber > paradox digital ph +61 8 9201 9201 f +61 8 9201 9200 > founding member: fellowship of beer. > i used to bite (tm) > > > > Aleksei Roudnev, Network Operations Center, Relcom, Moscow (+7 095) 194-19-95 (Network Operations Center Hot Line),(+7 095) 239-10-10, N 13729 (pager) (+7 095) 196-72-12 (Support), (+7 095) 194-33-28 (Fax)

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Re: ip flow-export
by prue＠ISI.EDU 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

As I reported in a recent note, I have a program that looks for illicit transit traffic over a given port based on source/destination AS, by analyzing netflow data. Walt Prue

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Re: HELP: Traffic data Location
by Vern Paxson 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

> I would like to ask where I can find the database in which recording the > traffic data in the real network (e.g., Lan or Wan, VBR video etc.) One place to look is the Internet Traffic Archive: http://www.acm.org/sigcomm/ITA/ - Vern

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Re: ios images ?
by Dustin Goodwin 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

11.2(12) or higher is suppose to go GD. 11.1 and 11.3 are in serious question as far as ever reaching GD status. If you want full support from Cisco TAC run a GD version and run the mainline. Don't run P train or a none GD release. This will limit your in terms of hardware. For instance the RSP4 is a 11.2P feature not 11.2 feature. That is the safest most conservative position to take. Of course it is the least fun in terms of new software features and new hardware. But no one ever got fired for running a GD mainline release. - Dustin - ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: ios images ? Author: Stuart Bryant <stuartb(a)grasshopper.paradox.net.au> at sb-entsmtp Date: 3/11/98 9:53 AM hi, were looking at various ios images to use so we can standardise across the network. were looking at ios version 11.2(9)P or 11.2(10)P does anyone have any warstories to share about these ? good points/bad points ? things i should be watch out for ? regards, stuart bryant stuartb(a)paradox.net.au cabinet maker/plumber paradox digital ph +61 8 9201 9201 f +61 8 9201 9200 founding member: fellowship of beer. i used to bite (tm)

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Re: BGP Confederation config problem...
by Richard Parker 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

Andy McConnell wrote: >:-) I tried this already, but the match metric only works with IGRP >route-maps, not BGP :-) Sigh... I'll try again. Given my understanding of the limitations and/or design considerations in Cisco's implementation of BGP confederations that prohibit your configuration from working as discussed so far... a) in a confederation the neighbor sub-ASes aren't considered part of the AS_path, b) the MED can't have it's value adjusted relatively, c) "match metric" doesn't work with BGP route-maps, and d) the MED from neighboring sub-ASes is ignored anyway, ... then, perhaps a solution to the problem is to use two route-maps. One route-map to "increment" the community on updates that are sent within the confederation and another to set the local preference and MED based on the community. The community attribute is used because it can be matched against, the local preference attribute is used because it is considered in the decision process when Cisco's BGP implementation routes inside a confederation, and the MED attribute is used so that the external neighbors of the confederation members choose to send data into the confederation at the point closest to the ultimate destination. This configuration might look something like the following: neighbor a.b.c.d send-community neighbor a.b.c.d route-map INC-COMMUNITY out neighbor a.b.c.d route-map SET-PREF-MED in ! route-map INC-COMMUNITY permit 1 match community-list 1 set community 2 route-map INC-COMMUNITY permit 2 match community-list 2 set community 3 ... route-map INC-COMMUNITY permit <n> match community-list <n> set community <n+1> route-map INC-COMMUNITY permit <n+1> match community-list <n+1> set community 1 ! route-map SET-PREF-MED permit 1 match community-list 1 set metric 1 set local-preference 99 route-map SET-PREF-MED permit 2 match community-list 2 set metric 2 set local-preference 98 ... route-map SET-PREF-MED permit <n> match community-list <n> set metric <n> set local-preference <100-n> route-map SET-PREF-MED permit <n+1> match community-list <n+1> ! ip community-list 1 permit 1 ip community-list 2 permit 2 ... ip community-list <n> permit <n> ip community-list <n+1> permit internet You will note the the INC-COMMUNITY route-map matches a range of community values, and "increments" the community. The final condition sets the community to 1 for routes that are newly introduced into the confederation. The SET-PREF-MED route-map matches the same range of community values and sets the MED and local preference accordingly. The final condition permits all other routes and leaves the attributes unchanged. Also, while you would want to apply both the INC-COMMUNITY output route-map and the SET-PREF-MED input filter to the neighbors in other sub-ASes, for internal neighbors you would only want to apply the SET-PREF-MED input route-map. You would apply neither filter to neighbors in ASes outside of the confederation. To be honest, even if this configuration works, it might well be more trouble than it is worth. -Richard

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HELP: Traffic data Location
by Zhang Peng 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

Hi, I would like to ask where I can find the database in which recording the traffic data in the real network (e.g., Lan or Wan, VBR video etc.) I am doing some simulation study based on the emperical data which is greatly important for my research on traffic modeling. I have read some papers from BellLab, MIT and IBM, however I am not sure the detailed location and I can download with the anonymous user. Anyone can help me? Thanks, Zhang Peng

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re: ip flow-export
by Steve Rubin 11 Mar '98

11 Mar '98

I've written a tool that will take the output of cfdcollect and feed it to mrtg. It's pretty ugly, but it seems to work :). I'll make it available for ftp if anyone wants it. -- Steve Rubin email: ser(a)tch.org "Dude, Jay Leno's chin Killed Kenny!" pager: pageser(a)tch.org / 408-994-6219

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