Re: 11/11/00 Internet Routing Problems
Randy Bush wrote:
could servint (as 7960) please clean up their multi-day ongoing problem so that those of us who use these data detect other problems? thanks.
Hey Randy, Why don't you fix your own backbone before you worry about other peoples networks? Your wonderful engineering team has my site down to 50% of the world for the past 12 hours, for the third time in 90 days (twice now you've taken me down for over *24* hours). What's even funnier, is that I'm also down to half of your own internal backbone. Half your NOC staff can't even get to me. You should develop some wonderful tools like the one you spammed nanog with, to establish some SLA towards your customers. Peering don't mean shit if you can't pass packets to your data centers. jamie
Why don't you fix your own backbone before you worry about other peoples networks?
Your wonderful engineering team has my site down to 50% of the world for the past 12 hours, for the third time in 90 days (twice now you've taken me down for over *24* hours).
What's even funnier, is that I'm also down to half of your own internal backbone. Half your NOC staff can't even get to me.
You should develop some wonderful tools like the one you spammed nanog with, to establish some SLA towards your customers.
Peering don't mean shit if you can't pass packets to your data centers.
sorry to take so long to get back. intermediate progress report. o your message did not give me a lot of actual data to go on. o looking up rinsaw, arpa.com, and shit in the noc only gave hits on the latter, and they seemed to not be relevant to your problem o turns out you have not been talking to the noc at all, but to customer service. your ticket number is 945563 o as far as i can tell, you seem to be collocated in a datacenter in ohio and the folk up there have been called to check o there seems to be no problem with bandwidth to the datacenter o there does seem to be a routing issue that is being chased. it is not clear if it is particular to you alone or to others similarly collocated i am trying to find more detail. if you happen to have any actual technical info, feel free to drop me a line. thanks. randy
----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Bush" <rbush@bainbridge.verio.net> To: "jamie rishaw" <jamie@arpa.com>
o looking up rinsaw, arpa.com, and shit in the noc only gave hits on the latter, and they seemed to not be relevant to your problem
Randy, you might check your spelling before doing all these lookups...you might find more relevant information :) -dave
i am told o the problem only effected your prefix, 199.245.173.0 o it was fixed please confirm. and, of course, sorry for any outage. randy
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Alex Rubenstein wrote:
That would be 'affected', not 'effected.'
Can we please leave the spelling flames on Usenet? Thanks. -- Steve Sobol, BOFH, President 888.480.4NET 866.DSL.EXPRESS 216.619.2NET North Shore Technologies Corporation http://NorthShoreTechnologies.net JustTheNet/JustTheNet EXPRESS DSL (ISP Services) http://JustThe.net mailto:sjsobol@NorthShoreTechnologies.net Proud resident of Cleveland, OH
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I have been trying to configure my router to do this and typed 'cnof t' but my router barfed. -- Alex Bligh VP Core Network, XO Communications - http://www.xo.com/ (formerly Nextlink Inc, Concentric Network Corporation GX Networks, Xara Networks)
participants (6)
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Alex Bligh
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Alex Rubenstein
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David A. Snodgrass
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jamie rishaw
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Randy Bush
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Steven J. Sobol