yeah
i dont know what happened gary
godaddy upped all their prices on those
:(
i just got hit with a recurring 50$ charge for my company
was uber pissed
up_the_irons: oh, not all graphs are open?
G: ?
up_the_irons: saw the tweet about graphs.arpnetworks been IPv6 now, but half the systems require auth
G: well yes, they should all require auth
same auth as portal?
up_the_irons: in that case, kvr13's graphs aren't protected ;)
G: i noticed that for a sec, but i've since closed it
G: hit reload and tell me if it pops up an auth screen
oh nice, what kind of graphs? bandwith?
:)
and I'm gussing that it's not the portal user/pass combo
up_the_irons: yeah, Auth required now
G: roger
i need to follow arpnetworks in twitter
please do :)
nice :)
graphs was the one thing i really wanted
at arp networks
haha
awesome!
vcs: if you don't see a login user/pass combo for it in the portal, pm me your vps uuid and i'll add it
up_the_irons: sent you a PM too
everyone quick pm bomb gary :)
vcs: I'm not that mean ;)
lol
i meant everyone pm bomb their uuid
:P
no one is awake tho
oh, need a scripted regex
*pm*(UUID|uuid)*  -> /msg up_the_irons <UUID> ;)
lol
as I said, not that mean ;)
up_the_irons: for some reason, the link ended up as "/cacticacti" but nice, ;)
easy to work out and a nice cacti interface ;)
G: wait, whut?  you mean the link that is displayed in the portal?  i should fix that
maybe i copy & pasted wrong
up_the_irons: yeah, it's no biggy just a 'huh?' moment to start with
nice to see my money going somewhere gary :P
haha jk
G: it looks correct to me
vcs: :)
OH
i c
fuck
up_the_irons: rewrite rule?
trailing / missing is it?
G: bad rewrite, fixed.  works now for u?
up_the_irons: access denied, but it does provide the login link
except the login link is access denied as well
jesus, where did i go wrong here...
gotta love *ahem*hate*ahem* Apache rewrite rules
lol
up_the_irons: what was the original rewrite rule?
simple rewrite rules are fun
but when its gets complicated...
iirc if it ends in /, you should be able to put the slash and everything after as a (it'll either exist, or it won't) and that'll keep apache happy
or a rewrite rule for no slash, and the old rewrite rule
both ways have worked in the past for me, but I've since gone nginx
seems to work now
but i didn't change anything
weird
I'm still getting access denied for some reason
let me try another machine
I think I might be hitting a cache issue on my laptop
yeah
up_the_irons: works fine now here
once i actually logged out of cacti (was using a test account), i no longer got access denied and instead would go to login page
G: cool
i think i'll start graphing IPv6 traffic from my OpenBSD router, to see how it rises over time.  Guess it is time to read snmpd.conf(5)
up_the_irons: I'd be interested in such a graph
yeah, sounds like fun
be nice as something to show ISPs
yeah
that was way to fucking easy
sprinkle some love over /etc/snmpd.conf, run snmpd, then tell Cacti it is a generic snmp-enabled host, and *BAM*, i see all the interfaces, vlans, etc... for my IPv6 network
up_the_irons: nice
hmmm for some reason my laptop isn't sharing much IPv6 love
and fixed :)
sweet
seems that when I started VLAN'ing my network I forgot to update my ip6tables rules
wow, IPv6 traffic is LOW
in the kbps range ;)
up_the_irons: hold on, let me do a transfer :)
G: go go go!!
up_the_irons: gone up a little?
G: only samples every 5 minutes, so i'll see on the next run
up_the_irons: what gear are you using for routing?
jlgaddis: IPv4: Cisco 4500 with SupIV, IPv6: OpenBSD 4.6
up_the_irons: does that Cisco not support IPv6?
G: it does, but only in software
(so, it's a joke :)
Cisco makes me wonder sometimes
up_the_irons: sounds like it's time for a 4500e and sup 7-e =)
that said, once you've used IOS, you'll never forget it
jlgaddis: there's a 7-e now??
jlgaddis: if you're offering to pay for one, I'll take it :)
while working in Commercial Linux Tech Support, I had to deal with an issue that involved Cisco Fibre Switches, I was the only one that could drive the thing and I'd never used one in the past :)
up_the_irons: at $20/mo, sure =)
well at least, drive the one in our reproduction lab I mean :)
jlgaddis: wow, they look like a beast!
wow, 4x 10GE SFP's
jlgaddis: requires a bit of juice don't ya reckon?
up to 6000W AC
heh, the juniper ex8200s can do up to 15kw
is the Juniper stuff any good?
the best
juniper is the way to go if your wallet can handle it
oh Juniper also own Avaya do they?
no
hmmm guess just the way they talk about Avaya in some of the product descriptions made me wonder, but yeah, no mention of Telecomunications in their products list
up_the_irons: did you get a bump w/ IPv6 traffic?
G: no jump actually
guess downloading at 80KB/s will do that
thanks to the wonderful state of New Zealand's brilliant broadband network
:)
:D
heh
oh well, I wanted the file anyway, so it's not out of my way
up_the_irons: that said, if it's showing at the kbps 80KB/s should have shown imo
i c
I live ~24km from NZ's largest city, yet I only get 2Mbit/s
24km from the main road I should say
and thats road distance
oh it's 24km line, 32km road
and I'm likely never to benefit from Fibre to the Home