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[08:27] <dxtr> Hmm
[08:27] <dxtr> I'm really satisfied with the connection my vps' got :)
[08:27] <dxtr> The only thing I can complain about is that my ISP seems to have sucky routing to the states
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[08:59] <Skull0Inc> Hey, anyone able to answer a networking question?
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[10:37] <RandalSchwartz> hmm.  inbound ip6 doesn't seem to be working on my box
[10:37] <RandalSchwartz> is there some sort of firewall?
[10:38] <RandalSchwartz> ahh... nevermind.
[10:38] <RandalSchwartz> my address is ::0 not ::2 :)
[10:51] <jlgaddis> Skull0Inc: ask it
[10:53] <toddf> 16 bytes from 2607:f2f8:1800::2, icmp_seq=0 hlim=56 time=125.493 ms
[10:53] <toddf> yes inbound / outbound v6 seems to work *grin*
[10:53] <RandalSchwartz> it does, yes
[10:54] <RandalSchwartz> ping6 to that from outside didn't work, but to ::0 did
[10:54] <toddf> ::0 is indeed a fun address to use in v6, love messing with people that way `you are not in kansas anymore' wrt v4 and netmask stuff
[10:54] <Skull0Inc> I'm sub-netting a class B address: 172.16.x.x using /25 and then a sub-subnet of /26. However the last segment's broadcast address on the /26 subnet is equal to the same broadcast  on the /25...is this meant to be like that?
[10:55] <toddf> its all about power of 2 boundaries
[10:55] <toddf> several fall on the same numbers yes
[10:55] <toddf> the broadcast address is special to the os which causes it to set broadcast flags if it is indeed the broadcast address of that subnet
[10:56] <Skull0Inc> ...so its okay to have the same broadcast address, though it be on different subnets?
[10:56] <toddf> the switch doesn't know a broadcast address from its left toenail, it just knows the broadcast flags on the packet
[10:56] <toddf> indeed it is entirely possible
[10:56] <Skull0Inc> okay, cool....
[10:57] <toddf> .255 can be a broadcast address on 7 or 8 subnets depending if you count a /31 or not as a subnet
[10:58] <Skull0Inc> So far I have subnet (/25)1- { 172.16.0.0 (Network) -->  172.16.0.127(Broadcast) {{ sub-subnet-1(/26 and 62 usable addresses) {172.16.0.0 (Network) --> 172.16.0.63 (broadcast) }} {{ sub-subnet-2( /26 62 usable address)  {172.0.64 (Network) --> 172.0.127(Broadcast) }}    }
[11:00] <Skull0Inc> that is a 126 (usable) address divided up into 2 62 (usable) addresses
[11:00] <Skull0Inc> does the above look right?
[11:02] <Skull0Inc> last one is meant to be 172.16.0.127 for the broadcast..
[11:06] <Skull0Inc> ...if anyone can confirm, that would be good.
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[11:28] <RandalSchwartz> not positive, but this new box feels snappier than the old one
[11:31] <RandalSchwartz> does the 2666 clock rate match the unvirtual box?
[11:31] <RandalSchwartz> or is that a throttled value?
[11:31] <RandalSchwartz> ahh, one reason it might faster is that another core is likely -handling most of the I/O
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[15:35] <up_the_irons> RandalSchwartz: clock rate in VM is equal to clock rate on host
[15:37] <npmap> hello
[15:37] <npmap> can I get custom partitioning on a VPS at arpnetworks?
[15:38] <up_the_irons> npmap: the default install is just 1 partition (root), but you can perform the install  yourself via VNC and do all the custom tweaks your heart desires
[15:38] <up_the_irons> the install media is left in the "CD-ROM" drive by default, so you can always reboot and boot it and have your way with it
[15:38] <npmap> up_the_irons: great, thanks. I plan on getting a basic VPS for now. could I be upgrade later on?
[15:39] <up_the_irons> npmap: yes.  disk expansion requires about 20 minutes of downtime though
[15:40] <npmap> up_the_irons: that's cool
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[20:31] <WawK> Any admin alive?
[20:35] <toddf> email support@arpnetworks.com iirc someone gets notified on his mobile phone
[20:36] <WawK> ok, I just sent a mail
[20:36] <WawK> Thanks
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[20:52] <WawK> toddf, maybe I can ask you 2-3 question about atpnet?
[21:26] <dbgi> hi
[21:39] <WawK> Do arpnetworks allow IRC on VPS?
[21:39] <mike-burns> Yes.
[21:44] <WawK> ok, do we have access to Rdns on 1024 vps?
[21:44] <WawK> 1024mb :p
[21:44] <dbgi> ,you  can pretty much do anything with your vps's but say illegal stuff
[21:44] <WawK> yep normal, I want to use it for personnal stuff (coding and devlopement)
[21:45] <WawK> do we have access to RDNs and What's the VPS uplink connectivity?
[21:46] <mike-burns> up_the_irons can take care of RDNS for you.
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