RTT from australia to my arp VPS is about 85ms quicker than to a linode VPS
nice :)
native ipv6 is nice too
so i hear amazon AWS lost data...
yep
stamps: pastie a traceroute :)
stamps: yeah, we have good peering with AU ISPs
is that compared to the Freemont datacenter?
Fremont rather
nothing in California is free :)
hmm
are vpsses offline?
just lost connection
up_the_irons: is there a problem?
my vps is down
im getting packet loss to my vps
60%
network wonky
I'm IRC'ing from mine.
packet loss
my whole box is offline
im seeing if i can call arpnetworks
Looks like kvr10 is offline.
Not sure if others.
ah
i see most of arpnetworks network is offline from europe
same
well not entirely, but a lot of packet loss
heh
must be routing fuckery, I'm still on my vps, but another user lagged out.
hi guys, having issues?
With some servers or perhaps networks.
I have one VM on kvr10 which I cannot reach, but my other VM is fine.
I'm seeing 69% packet loss through mzima
Suddenly, I'm seeing latency.    high latency.
I can't get to the portal either
up_the_irons has been notified
yeppers, from Gandi in Paris i am still connected to my ssh session at arpnetworks but about 70% loss
orsm
looks like packetexchange is having problems
wickedSA: looking into it
ok thx for the info, i pass it on
up_the_irons: from here, it looks like trit.net or something
I'll email traceroutes if it'll help.
packetexchange peer up for 00:01:43
so they bounced
annnd its back.
yep
my traceroutes are clean now
+1
very high inbound traffic to kvr10
better here
clogged its network, but i just got a recovery notice
Neighbor        V    AS MsgRcvd MsgSent   TblVer  InQ OutQ Up/Down  State/PfxRcd
67.199.135.101  4 25973 194192040 1153437 112683450    0    0 00:03:47        1
83.245.126.1    4 21493  123839   43772 112683443    0    0 00:04:06    10871
83.245.126.2    4 21493   90690   43642 112683443    0    0 00:08:16     6245
those three peers are all packetexchange / eXpress peering network
they all reset, 8, 4 and 3 minutes ago
so looks like packetexchange was having issues.  they'll send me a post-mortem via email
the packet loss seen was from when bgp was converging
one day,  I'll learn me some bgp
lol
I bet this was about the royal wedding.
haha
or people mad about the shuttle launch being scrubbed
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yeah - I'm getting net ickies. :(
stupid safety concerns.
srsly
makes me wonder, is vm provisioning manual or automated?
Ahmed: manual
That's why it's up to 24 hours before vms are delivered
well, it's mostly automated from our end, but we still have to manually do some work
But I think mine will be Monday, I ordered today (Friday)
so if you had an API, it'd just turn into email to support@. :)
Ahmed: I was just looking at your order.  I'll have it done within the hour.
Unless I get lucky, heh
dude, that's awesome1
[ FEELING LUCKY? ]
Yeh
kaboom
I think I messed up the IPv6 PTR
OK, so if I want to set 2607:f2f8:a4a8::2 <-- ➳ 2607:f2f8:a4a8:0:20c:29ff:fed3:7f53, after setting the PTR in the control panel, what's next for me?
Sorry, I'm all new to IPv6
ahmed, stop messing with stuff
you're EVERYWHERE
I've gotta mess with things sometimes ya know
just do what my cow-orkers do
change random shit and see what happens
apparently that's their troubleshooting techniques
one of these days I'm going to setup an IPv6 delegation for my /48... one of these days.
mine's working. :)
red.stonehenge.com's address has proper forward and reverse in v6 space
had to do that to get my ipv6.he.net certification :)
reardencode: hardest thing was counting the digits in the zone name ;)
jdoe: blocks of 4, blocks of 4 ..
blocks of 4?
oh
yeah, still. They start to blur together.
$ORIGIN 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0...
haha.
lol
jlgaddis: it's called "xtreme troubleshooting"
or "cluelessness"
XTREEEEME
IPv6 reverse zones make me sad.
:(
how can something so awesome be so complicated?
no pain no gain?
toddf: oh, did you get the Cisco RA thing fixed?
pilgrimd: hence why I love bind $GENERATE :)