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[09:03] <brycec> Anyone else seeing appalling performance with HE's tunnels the past 12 hours?
[09:04] <brycec> (Figured others here use HE too, might have seen same.)
[09:04] <brycec> (Or at least heard about it from a list they follow)
[09:11] <JC_Denton> yes
[09:11] <brycec> Specifically I'm seeing over 50% packet loss to my gif's endpoint (tserv1.sea1) itself, and that really doesn't help the tunneled traffic.
[09:11] <JC_Denton> painfully high latency and loss
[09:11] <brycec> Well always nice when I'm not alone :)
[09:12] <JC_Denton> must be all the netflix ipv6 angst ;)
[09:12] <brycec> lol
[09:13] <brycec> (Not in my household - Netflix pulled that bullshit and I null-routed their IPv6 prefix)
[09:15] <mnathani> brycec: I am curious how you figured out all the prefixes they use
[09:15] <brycec> Google :P
[09:15] <mnathani> dont they use akamai and/or amazon to host their content
[09:15] <brycec> They self-host most of their stuff actually
[09:15] <mnathani> in addition to ISP/Partner Netflix connect
[09:16] <mnathani> you used pfsense at your network edge I presume to null-route?
[09:16] <brycec> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r30792233-ipv6-Netflix-now-also-blocking-HE-net-IPv6-Tunnels
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[09:24] <JC_Denton> a huge chunk of their v6 stuff is in AWS, though
[09:24] <JC_Denton> which sucks
[09:24] <JC_Denton> so i did the dns proxy
[09:24] <JC_Denton> which is annoying, because it breaks DNSSEC
[09:24] <JC_Denton> i wish bind rpz could filter that crap
[09:37] <brycec> (Currently down to 8% loss and falling, yippee)
[09:40] <brycec> 0 loss in the last 200 seconds, and normal ping times, this feels much better
[09:52] <brycec> Oh bother, packet loss once again.
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[11:29] <mercutio> brycec: i haven't been having packet loss issues with he.net tunnel to arp
[11:29] <mercutio> well smokeping doesn't show such
[11:29] <mercutio> it may be bad to other places
[11:31] <brycec> ...why would anyone with native v6 tunnel to ARP?
[11:32] <mercutio> it's tracing to arp
[11:32] <mercutio> from he.net
[11:32] <mercutio> so lax to lax
[11:32] <mercutio> i'm also monitoring the germany arp location too though
[11:33] <mercutio> which is also fine from lax
[11:33] <brycec> Ohhh I misunderstood, got it now.
[11:34] <mercutio> cool
[11:34] <brycec> Well it's not HE's network that seems to be the issue but rather an overloaded (DDoS'd, etc) POP, tserv1.sea1.he.net
[11:34] <mercutio> ahh ok
[11:34] <mercutio> i only recently changed from san jose to lax termination
[11:34] <brycec> Was getting loss+latency with plain old v4 traffic to that host.
[11:34] <mercutio> but they actually have a few locations, maybe sjc would work better for you?
[11:35] <mercutio> actually i'm not sure what location it was
[11:35] <mercutio> now that i think about it
[11:35] <mercutio> because their main dc is fremont
[11:36] <mercutio> yeah it was fremont
[11:36] <mercutio> much of a muchness i suppose
[11:39] <brycec> mercutio: I'm pretty sure Seattle is my closer (network, and geographic) POP https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3167967/screenshot_2016-07-07_11-38-50.png
[11:39] <mercutio> doesn't help if network is lousy to there ;)
[11:39] <brycec> traceroute *to* the POP was fine too
[11:40] <mercutio> oh i thought you said it was bad with ipv4 too
[11:40] <brycec> mercutio: Right, at hop 9
[11:40] <mercutio> tserv3.fmt2.ipv6.he.net is where i was
[11:40] <brycec> "ping -4 tserv1.sea1.he.net" so to speak
[11:42] <mercutio> heh wy route to tserv1.sea.he.net is via he.net in lax
[11:43] <brycec> Really? Goes via Level3 for me ARP -> tserv1.sea1.he.net
[11:43] <mercutio> from new zealand i mean
[11:43] <brycec> ah
[11:44] <mercutio> so i can't really test sea well
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