up_the_irons: CaZe: it'll be on twitter
i start at the beginning of maintenance window, on the dot CaZe: Oh, so I should power down now then. ***: CaZe has quit IRC () up_the_irons: looks like CaZe powered down ;) brycec: lol
mnathani: Ah you're migrating secondary domains
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>.> up_the_irons: $ uptime
23:49:12 up 1429 days, 20:52, 2 users, load average: 6.70, 5.80, 5.30
$
damn i hate to ruin that brycec: Good luck, I guess. (because I have nothing else I could say)
up_the_irons: for PROGRESS ***: CaZe has joined #arpnetworks jbergstroem: sheit
thats pretty amazing for a vm host ***: tabthorpe has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) CaZe: What? up_the_irons: jbergstroem: i have ones up even longer than that jbergstroem: up_the_irons: how many psu's have you churned through one of those uptimes? up_the_irons: jbergstroem: none actually jbergstroem: wow CaZe: Sweet, my VPS is back up. ***: CaZe has quit IRC (Quit: Page closed)
CaZe has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: CaZe: yep, upgrade went quite smooth CaZe: Cool, now I can go to sleep. :P up_the_irons: :) mnathani: up_the_irons: How are the load averages on kvr10 now? ***: treshoem2 has quit IRC (*.net *.split)
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02:43:32 up 1:49, 1 user, load average: 0.41, 0.60, 1.04
$
mnathani: ^^
pretty low at the moment ***: toddf has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
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ChanServ sets mode: +o toddf mnathani: up_the_irons: do you have something like cacti graph the load averages over time for all the kvr hosts? phlux: just had a filling fall out that was about 50% of my tooth :( m0unds: phlux: that sucks
had something similar happen last year, had to get a crown put in in october up_the_irons: mnathani: i have munin graphs phlux: m0unds: did getting the crown hurt? m0unds: nah
good dentists numb the shit out of your mouth phlux: man
I have to use military dentists 99% of the time
suuuuuuuuuuucks
I hope this civilian dentist will hook me up with some nitrous oxide tomorrow mercutio: hmm my vps went down
hmm panic on free list modified
in the em driver
hopefulyl kvr15 gets updated soon :) up_the_irons: sounds like there is a vote for kvr15...
i'm doing kvr23 next week, i think...
i might do two next week, so... mercutio: they're not exactly in order are they up_the_irons: nope
mainly by need mercutio: did level3 get up?
cos i think it was a couple of days ago or something you were saynig some config on your end was nedded
but level3 had got their end done i think? ***: djmarlino has joined #arpnetworks djmarlino: almost ready leve3 ?
level3 mercutio: heh
i had just asked half an hour before you came in djmarlino: hey mercutio what version of openbsd use? mercutio: djmarlino: some version just after the annoying changes
but before the proper release
i should probably update it sometime ***: djmarlino has left up_the_irons: level3 took a pretty long time diagnosing what seems to be some layer 1 problem on their side. our bgp session kept bouncing consistently (after like 3 minutes), and i think they finally fixed it.
i have to investigate further though
might need to clean some fiber on my end, since they see some loss still
oh look, Level 3 is up for outbound (i haven't announced our routes yet)
mtr out from your vps / dedi and you'll see brycec: DOH first host I mtr'd from my VPS: arpnetworks.com
4.2.2.2 was a solid second choice
<1ms to 4.2.2.2 CaZe: What is mtr?
Oh, traceroute + ping/ up_the_irons: brycec: LOL "arpnetworks.com"
what is that , like 1 hop? ;)
CaZe: mtr is basically a replacement for traceroute. i've never used traceroute after discovering mtr. SOOOO much nicer ***: djmarlino has joined #arpnetworks djmarlino: do it traceroute and keep ntt?
from kvr28 up_the_irons: we still have ntt, with full routes from ntt and level3, so you'll see either one or the other
depending on bgp path selection (generally, shortest ASN path) djmarlino: like what asn for example? ***: mike-bur1 has joined #arpnetworks
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phlux has joined #arpnetworks djmarlino: level 3 works fine brycec: Like AS3356 :P
And yes up_the_irons, 1 hop between VPS and arpnetworks.com. And oddly, slightly higher latency (.2ms) than to 4.2.2.2 ***: djmarlino has left mercutio: oh hmm yes indeed 4.2.2.2 moved
lots of stuff i trace to is on coresite :)
and more ntt than level3 so far
probably cos it's a vm
usually vm's are 0.1 to 0.2 msec higher pings than real machines
so when total ping time is around 0.6 that can factor in up_the_irons: cacti graphs are showing more traffic to ntt than to level 3
like 60% ntt and 40% level 3 mercutio: it looked that way from mtr
bu ti have no idea about cable etc users
or what ip to trace to :)
it may make sense to push cogent or such via level3 rather than ntt