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NANOG 12
by Pam Ciesla 14 Jan '98

14 Jan '98

The attendee list has been updated. If you are not on the list and should be please contact me. Please be sure when you are registering at the Crowne Plaza Pyramid that you use the NANOG rate for rooms. There will be a Margarita Salsa Reception Sunday, 2/8 6-7:30PM. The Tutorial will follow at 7:30PM. We will also do Pre-registration for pre-paid people only. T-shirts will not be given out at this time. Lunch will be offered for the first 300 people both days. There are several other eating places close by. If you have special meal request (kosher, diabetic, etc) please let me know as soon as possible. Please note that there will be meat/vegetarian meals both days. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Pam Ciesla 734-936-0172 - phone Merit Network, Inc. 734-647-3185 - fax University of Michigan 4251 Plymouth Road Bldg. I, Suite C Ann Arbor, MI 48105-2785 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Re: Out of Line ? [Was: UDP port 137 Question]
by Phil Wood 14 Jan '98

14 Jan '98

I was not offended. The majority of garbage traffic directed at us appears to be coming from MS things (for want of a better name). I guess you could equate the MS thing to a typewriter and the person that is using it to a monkey. Hmmm, MS == MonkeyShines*. * mon.key.shine \'m*n-ke--.shi-n\ n : a mischievous trick : PRANK The table below shows some of the Monkeyshines I've seen (Jan 1 - Jan 11). The biggy, 172.29.16.32 was traced to somewhere in Alternet. (I'm expecting some resolution on that one any month now). All source addresses are flowing from beyond our boarders and directed to real and/or imagined hosts on our network. Our router filters these bogus things out. It would be nice to track them all down and help the poor souls who are just trying to get some work done. Maybe some of you operators could stop it before it travels halfway around the world to our site. Count Source Destination 73663 172.29.16.32.netbios-ns 192.16.16.32.netbios-ns: 4400 192.168.1.18.netbios-ns lanl-gw.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 1326 192.168.10.112.netbios-ns 192.16.10.1.netbios-ns: 1140 192.168.2.2.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.domain: 777 192.168.1.19.netbios-ns lanl-gw.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 775 192.168.32.70.netbios-ns 192.16.0.252.netbios-ns: 405 192.168.1.1.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.domain: 336 172.16.5.136.netbios-ns 192.16.4.173.netbios-ns: 283 192.168.2.1.domain 192.16.17.130.netbios-ns: 278 172.16.0.136.netbios-ns 192.16.0.2.netbios-ns: 273 172.16.0.136.netbios-ns 192.16.0.1.netbios-ns: 185 10.12.26.20.netbios-ns 128.165.159.194.netbios-ns: 108 10.0.0.32.netbios-ns 128.165.74.124.netbios-ns: 72 10.12.27.25.netbios-ns 128.165.48.48.netbios-ns: 48 192.168.1.24.netbios-ns jackson.lanl.sps.mot.com.domain: 44 192.168.1.171.netbios-ns 192.16.10.1.netbios-ns: 39 10.12.31.144.netbios-ns 128.165.31.23.netbios-ns: 38 10.12.26.49.netbios-ns 128.165.159.194.netbios-ns: 35 10.12.26.49.netbios-ns 128.165.138.235.netbios-ns: 34 192.168.1.1.ntp esa.lanl.gov.ntp: 31 192.168.2.254.netbios-ns moat-in1.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 27 10.12.26.49.netbios-ns 128.165.189.205.netbios-ns: 23 192.168.10.113.netbios-ns 192.16.10.1.netbios-ns: 21 192.168.1.68.netbios-ns 128.165.133.18.netbios-ns: 19 172.16.0.2.netbios-ns 192.16.0.1.domain: 18 192.168.2.179.netbios-ns moat-in1.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 17 10.12.31.144.netbios-ns 128.165.191.201.netbios-ns: 12 172.26.128.99.netbios-ns 192.16.10.100.netbios-ns: 12 10.64.100.224.netbios-ns mailman.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 12 192.168.0.100.domain 192.16.16.6.netbios-ns: 9 192.168.125.101.netbios-ns 128.165.203.7.netbios-ns: 9 10.12.31.145.netbios-ns 128.165.98.248.netbios-ns: 9 10.12.31.145.netbios-ns 128.165.48.16.netbios-ns: 9 192.168.0.1.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.domain: 9 192.168.0.1.netbios-ns 192.16.0.254.domain: 8 192.168.150.100.netbios-ns lanl-gw.lanl.gov.domain: 8 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns apollo.osti.gov.netbios-ns: 8 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns apollo.osti.gov.netbios-ns: 7 192.168.9.1.netbios-ns 128.165.35.90.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns vm1.hqadmin.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns FONVILLE.ig.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns DP-NOVIX.dp.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns rt5a-ta3.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wd20965.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns ssdcgs.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pierce.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscdd.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns iosun.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.217.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns www.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.10.1.netbios-ns ns-cic2.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.0.75.netbios-ns 128.165.81.65.netbios-ns: 6 172.24.1.254.netbios-ns 128.165.64.100.netbios-ns: 6 10.12.31.144.netbios-ns 128.165.13.21.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns vm1.hqadmin.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns FONVILLE.ig.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns DP-NOVIX.dp.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns rt5a-ta3.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns wd20965.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns ssdcgs.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pierce.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns sscdd.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.71.217.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns www.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 6 10.12.27.82.netbios-ns 128.165.57.246.netbios-ns: 6 10.12.26.58.netbios-ns 128.165.99.148.netbios-ns: 6 172.16.0.2.netbios-ns 128.165.159.234.netbios-ns: 6 192.168.1.1 telomere.lanl.gov: 5 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nn-nov.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns maginot.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pantex.com.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns nn-nov.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns maginot.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns iosun.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 5 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pantex.com.netbios-ns: 5 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.191.44.netbios-ns: 5 10.0.0.1.netbios-ns 128.165.66.52.netbios-ns: 5 172.18.16.82 192.16.10.100: 4 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns ldancy2.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns jcoleman.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns ldancy2.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns drax15.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 4 192.168.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.109.54.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.105.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.105.netbios-ns 128.165.99.203.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.103.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.103.netbios-ns 128.165.109.7.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.102.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.102.netbios-ns 128.165.235.57.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.101.netbios-ns 128.165.159.212.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.101.netbios-ns 128.165.235.57.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.125.100.netbios-ns 128.165.109.32.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.102.251.netbios-ns 128.165.159.80.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.102.251.netbios-ns 128.165.159.78.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-sargent.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-rpowell.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-french.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns WARRIOR.SLAC.Stanford.EDU.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns pc-smout.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns cmartinpc.ops.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nngdhcp03.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns krlclll.mst.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscramirez.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nn-nov50.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns macendrese.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns shorthair.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns negtn01.ne.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns vdunlop.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns noble.nn.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns bnlinfo1.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns www3.dp.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wwhite.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wv01055.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns wd19484.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns tas.dne.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns smokey.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns isvan3.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns drax15.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns WV00367.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.115.114.249.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.115.114.124.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns suntid.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscsj.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns sscml.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns grant.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 192.188.34.102.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 146.139.254.81.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.95.187.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.90.111.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.161.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.110.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.66.163.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.31.71.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.31.66.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns dns2.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns w4.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns fw.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.23.170.12.netbios-ns 128.165.186.117.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.80.1.netbios-ns 192.16.2.100.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.84.213.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.71.159.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.48.67.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.38.65.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.95.netbios-ns 128.165.34.66.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.1.11.netbios-ns bang.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.173.253.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.96.201.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.190.60.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.131.94.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.109.23.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.88.40.netbios-ns: 3 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.56.54.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.173.253.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.96.201.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.190.60.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.131.94.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.109.23.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.88.40.netbios-ns: 3 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.56.54.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pc-sargent.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pc-rpowell.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns pc-french.anlw.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 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192.168.5.1.netbios-ns smokey.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns isvan3.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns WV00367.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.115.114.249.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.115.114.124.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns suntid.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns sscsj.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns sscml.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns grant.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 192.188.34.102.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 192.131.121.10.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 146.139.254.81.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.95.187.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.90.111.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.71.161.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.71.110.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.66.163.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns dns2.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns w4.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns fw.orau.gov.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.2.2.netbios-ns 192.16.11.163.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.1.5.netbios-ns 128.165.52.122.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.1.5.netbios-ns 128.165.128.71.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.1.2.netbios-ns 192.16.25.193.netbios-ns: 3 192.168.0.1.netbios-ns lata-lao-pc2.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.25.17.4.netbios-ns 128.165.90.17.netbios-ns: 3 172.16.35.3.netbios-ns www-emtd.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.16.35.3.netbios-ns ns1.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 3 172.16.3.10.netbios-ns 128.165.78.18.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.82.netbios-ns 128.165.48.16.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.80.netbios-ns 128.165.131.101.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.65.netbios-ns 128.165.78.18.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.56.netbios-ns 192.16.6.68.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.49.netbios-ns 128.165.68.144.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.13.netbios-ns 128.165.191.201.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.13.netbios-ns 128.165.124.109.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.13.netbios-ns 128.165.95.200.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.13.netbios-ns 128.165.122.19.netbios-ns: 3 10.12.27.13.netbios-ns 128.165.95.87.netbios-ns: 3 10.10.10.35.netbios-ns 128.165.84.213.netbios-ns: 3 10.10.10.35.netbios-ns 128.165.52.122.netbios-ns: 3 10.10.10.35.netbios-ns 192.12.184.47.netbios-ns: 3 10.10.10.35.netbios-ns 128.165.29.13.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.125.netbios-ns 128.165.71.162.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.124.netbios-ns 128.165.108.197.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.124.netbios-ns 128.165.92.114.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.121.netbios-ns 128.165.92.114.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.121.netbios-ns 128.165.66.69.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.120.netbios-ns 128.165.95.200.netbios-ns: 3 10.3.1.120.netbios-ns 128.165.71.162.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.205.180.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.139.239.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.96.201.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.95.214.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.84.179.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.71.220.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.65.125.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.61.136.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.235.63.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.165.75.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.38.76.netbios-ns: 3 10.1.1.1.netbios-ns 128.165.33.12.netbios-ns: 3 ns2.lanl.gov.1917 192.168.1.1.domain: 3 192.168.4.56.1025 128.165.102.6.netbios-ssn: 3 192.168.1.1.1682 bang.lanl.gov.www: 3 192.168.1.1.1074 mailman.lanl.gov.smtp: 2 192.168.125.102.netbios-ns 128.165.71.12.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.34.99.netbios-ns w4.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns transitory55.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns slip54.slip.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns nemeth2.sep.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns jcoleman.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns dhcp_45.osti.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns tl_cadd.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 192.131.121.10.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.203.85.netbios-ns: 2 10.64.100.224.netbios-ns mailhost.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 172.31.3.240.netbios-ns 128.165.173.195.netbios-ns: 2 172.22.45.55.netbios-ns 128.165.173.195.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns transitory55.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns slip54.slip.anl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns nemeth2.sep.bnl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns dschneider.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns ryker.eh.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns dhcp_45.osti.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns atorres.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns tl_cadd.pnl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.203.85.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.71.61.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.31.71.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns 128.165.31.66.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.1.1.netbios-ns 192.16.20.118.netbios-ns: 2 172.16.35.3.netbios-ns sst10a.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 2 10.3.1.121.netbios-ns 128.165.174.192.netbios-ns: 2 192.168.1.1.1674 bang.lanl.gov.www: 1 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns dschneider.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns darkside.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns ryker.eh.doe.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns atorres.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns parpc.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.115.2.netbios-ns 128.165.71.61.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns darkside.llnl.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.5.1.netbios-ns parpc.lanl.gov.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.1.4.netbios-ns 128.165.191.5.netbios-ns: 1 10.12.31.60.netbios-ns 128.165.99.148.netbios-ns: 1 10.12.27.82.netbios-ns 128.165.98.60.netbios-ns: 1 10.0.0.253.netbios-ns 128.165.95.85.netbios-ns: 1 192.168.1.1.1833 bang.lanl.gov.www: 1 192.168.1.1 xxx.lanl.gov: > The following was intended to be a lighthearted, off-subject, quip, but > may have been construed as off colour and may have offended some > people. If this is the case then I publicly apologize. > > <snip> > >> No Windoze on this side... How much garbage traffic is generated by MS > >> products anyhow? > >I thought most of it is....... >;) > <snip> > -- > ====================================================== > Steve Carter scarter(a)genuity.net > GENUITY Inc. Phone: (602) 308 2386 > ====================================================== >

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RE: gigabit ethernet bbones
by Chad Skidmore 14 Jan '98

14 Jan '98

Packet Engines is pretty good. The founder of Packet developed and shipped the first 10/100 switch and adapters when he had GrandJunction so he has been around a while. GrandJunction was later sold to Cisco and the old GrandJunction products became the Catalyst 2800 series with much of the older product being carried forward into the new 1900 (and similar) series. Also, Extreme makes some pretty good boxes. The Extreme's incorporate IP Switching into most of their units which is nice in some cases and they do a good job of mixing 10/100 and 1000 on the same box. --------------------------------------------------------- Chad Skidmore Director of Network Engineering Northwest Nexus, Inc. http://www.nwnexus.com 1-888-NWNEXUS -----Original Message----- From: Hui-Hui Hu [mailto:hhui@arcfour.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 1998 6:56 PM To: nanog(a)merit.edu Subject: gigabit ethernet bbones worried about my nfs servers and am eyeing foundry networks' gig switches. anyone used such a beast, or played with their GSR? (not something I would use as a border router but..) how about other small companies like them? I understand that mindspring is beginning to deploy their products.. -h

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gigabit ethernet bbones
by Hui-Hui Hu 14 Jan '98

14 Jan '98

worried about my nfs servers and am eyeing foundry networks' gig switches. anyone used such a beast, or played with their GSR? (not something I would use as a border router but..) how about other small companies like them? I understand that mindspring is beginning to deploy their products.. -h

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Agenda topics so far
by Susan R. Harris 13 Jan '98

13 Jan '98

Greetings - here are the topics we've lined up so far for Albuquerque: PRESENTATIONS ------------- - IPv6 Solutions/IPv4 Issues (Christian Huitema, Bellcore, & Yakov Rekhter, Cisco) - Technical Considerations in Preventing Mail Abuse: Presentation and Open Discussion (Paul Vixie, Vixie Enterprises) - Operational Use of a Multihomed NAT (Ed Kern, Digex) - A Route-Filtering Model for Improving Global Internet Routing: An IOPS Proposal (Jessica Yu, ANS) - Origin Authentication in BGP (Tony Li, Juniper, & Yakov Rekhter, Cisco) - IRR Security Issues (Dave Meyer, Univ. of Oregon) - Squid Caching Update (K Claffy, NLANR) - ARIN Update (Kim Hubbard, ARIN) - Monitoring your Network with Freely Available Statistics Reporting Tools: An Overview (Stan Barber, Academ Consulting Services) - SprintLink Backbone Architecture Evolution: IP Over Sonet (Vab Goel, Sprint) - Multihoming: Problems and Solutions from the Customer Point of View (Howard Berkowitz) - Recent Events in Inter-Provider Multicasting (Dave Meyer, Univ. of Oregon) - Massively Parallel Routing (Vadim Antonov, Pluris) TUTORIALS --------- BGP 101: An Introduction to the Border Gateway Protocol Paul Ferguson, Cisco BGP 102: A Mid-Sized Network Configuration Case Study Avi Freedman, Net Access Using BGP Communities and MEDs With GateD Sue Hares, Merit BOFs ---- Interprovider Operations Jake Khuon, Merit, Abha Ahuja, Merit, other speakers TBA GIGAswitch/FDDI to Gigabit Ethernet: Interoperability and Migration Strategies Speakers TBA from Celeritas/Digital

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Out of Line ? [Was: UDP port 137 Question]
by Steve Carter 13 Jan '98

13 Jan '98

The following was intended to be a lighthearted, off-subject, quip, but may have been construed as off colour and may have offended some people. If this is the case then I publicly apologize. <snip> >> No Windoze on this side... How much garbage traffic is generated by MS >> products anyhow? >I thought most of it is....... >;) <snip> -- ====================================================== Steve Carter scarter(a)genuity.net GENUITY Inc. Phone: (602) 308 2386 ======================================================

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Smurfing and other problems...
by Joe Shaw 12 Jan '98

12 Jan '98

Good morninig everyone, Does anyone have an operations contact at Flash Net? Around 4:30am CST Sunday morning I was in the office due to a fiber cut and got on IRC to talk to some of our tech support staff to give them a heads up on the situation. I ended up running into someone who started using all his k-r4d skr1ptz and decided to start smurfing, port scanning and trying some remote expoits. I captured everything and tried to notify flash.net's NOC, but haven't gotten a response yet. Anyone ever dealt with any sort of operational issue with this bunch or am I going to have to start talking to the Feds first? He only did it for a short time, but long enough that if Flash Net had someone on duty and their contact numbers in whois were to their NOC instead of their sales office I would have been able to track this kid down. Any help is appreciated. Regards, Joe Shaw - jshaw(a)insync.net NetAdmin - Insync Internet Services Fortune for today: "Life may have no meaning -- or worse, it may have a meaning of which you disapprove." Unknown.

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Cisco question...
by Alex Rubenstein 12 Jan '98

12 Jan '98

What the hell is a !Q in a traceroute? nyc6#trace www.demon.net Type escape sequence to abort. Tracing the route to www.demon.net (193.195.0.1) 1 nac-wisper-10Mb.nac.net (207.99.122.4) 0 msec 0 msec 4 msec 2 nac-wisper-10Mb.nac.net (207.99.122.4) !Q * lth1-e1.uk-core.uk.wisper.net (193.164.160.10) [AS 6765] 92 msec 3 linx-1.router.demon.net (194.68.130.13) [AS 5459] 112 msec 108 msec 112 msec 4 telehouse-1.router.demon.net (194.159.252.51) [AS 2529] 112 msec 112 msec 104 msec 5 demon.www.demon.net (194.159.255.45) [AS 2529] 112 msec * 116 msec

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The Cidr Report
by Tony Bates 09 Jan '98

09 Jan '98

This is an auto-generated mail on Fri Jan 9 12:00:00 PST 1998 It is not checked before it leaves my workstation. However, hopefully you will find this report interesting and will take the time to look through this to see if you can improve the amount of aggregation you perform. The report is split into sections: 0) General Status List the route table history for the last week, list any possibly bogus routes seen and give some status on ASes. 1) Gains by aggregating at the origin AS level This lists the "Top 30" players who if they decided to aggregate their announced classful prefixes at the origin AS level could make a significant difference in the reduction of the current size of the Internet routing table. This calculation does not take into account the inclusion of holes when forming an aggregate so it is possible even larger reduction should be possible. 2) Weekly Delta A summary of the last weeks changes in terms of withdrawn and added routes. Please note that this is only a snapshot but does give some indication of ASes participating in CIDR. Clearly, it is generally a good thing to see a large amont of withdrawls. 3) Interesting aggregates Interesting here means not an aggregate made as a set of classful routes. Thanks to xara.net for giving me access to their routing tables once a day. Please send any comments about this report directly to me. Check http://www.employees.org/~tbates/cidr-report.html for a daily update of this report. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CIDR REPORT for 09Jan98 0) General Status Table History ------------- Date Prefixes 020198 47531 030198 47597 040198 35241 050198 47479 060198 47617 070198 47694 080198 47566 090198 47514 Check http://www.employees.org/~tbates/cidr.plot.html for a plot of the table history. Possible Bogus Routes --------------------- AS Summary ---------- Number of ASes in routing system: 3094 Number of ASes announcing only one prefix: 1455 (749 cidr, 706 classful) Largest number of cidr routes: 463 announced by AS3561 Largest number of classful routes: 985 announced by AS701 1) Gains by aggregating at the origin AS level --- 09Jan98 --- ASnum NetsNow NetsCIDR NetGain % Gain Description AS2493 668 376 292 43.7% iSTAR Internet, Inc. AS4293 414 202 212 51.2% IMCI AS174 890 681 209 23.5% Performance Systems International AS816 568 396 172 30.3% UUNET Canada (ASN-UUNETCA-AS4) AS3602 447 300 147 32.9% Sprint Canada Inc. AS3749 201 60 141 70.1% TECNET AS701 985 884 101 10.3% Alternet AS839 123 31 92 74.8% North West Territories Regional N AS3751 122 46 76 62.3% SNET-AS AS2048 164 92 72 43.9% LaNet AS5668 103 36 67 65.0% Century Telephone Inc. AS3804 203 139 64 31.5% Bell Solutions AS1 863 804 59 6.8% BBNPLANET AS3464 120 65 55 45.8% Alabama Research and Education Ne AS271 111 56 55 49.5% BCnet Backbone AS7545 115 63 52 45.2% TPG Internet Pty Ltd AS1239 581 529 52 9.0% SprintLink Backbone AS4763 127 76 51 40.2% Telstra New Zealand AS4648 196 146 50 25.5% NZIX 2 AS549 202 153 49 24.3% ONet Backbone AS72 84 36 48 57.1% Schlumberger Information Network AS719 506 460 46 9.1% LANLINK autonomous system AS1221 258 213 45 17.4% AARNET-AS AS3561 934 892 42 4.5% MCI AS684 83 43 40 48.2% Manitoba Regional Network Backbon AS4740 332 293 39 11.7% ASN-OZEMAIL (Ozemail Pty Ltd) AS2711 94 55 39 41.5% SUNBELT-AS AS1691 165 126 39 23.6% BCTEL AS6181 60 24 36 60.0% FUSE-NET AS1591 137 101 36 26.3% SAIC DISM For the rest of the previous weeks gain information please see http://www.employees.org:80/~tbates/cidr-report.html 2) Weekly Delta Please see http://www.employees.org:80/~tbates/cidr-report.html for this part of the report 3) Interesting aggregates Please see http://www.employees.org:80/~tbates/cidr-report.html for this part of the report

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