[03:42] *** novae has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) [06:35] *** ziyourenxiang has joined #arpnetworks [06:41] *** ziyourenxiang has quit IRC (Quit: ziyourenxiang) [09:14] *** Guest22018 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [09:30] *** Guest6894 has joined #arpnetworks [09:46] hey [09:46] does anyone have an example of what the /etc/networks/interfaces is supposed to look like [09:46] for ipv6 [09:47] Guest6894: for any particular os? [09:47] the debian like os [09:47] that uses /etc/netowrks/interfaces lol [09:47] what else uses that [09:48] * m0unds isn't a mindreader [09:48] * m0unds also doesn't use debian [09:48] ah [09:49] neither do I thats why Im asking [09:49] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=static+ipv6+address+ubuntu [09:49] Guest6894: http://pastie.org/9355262 - replace fe80:: by your actual network [09:49] yes I know I can search for examples however [09:49] its not setting up the interface correctly [09:50] ifdown ifname && ifup ifname [09:50] if the script isn't doing it right, that might help [09:50] weird [09:50] thats exactly what I have ant [09:50] e.g. ifdown eth0 && ifup eth0 [09:50] Guest6894: one sec [09:50] lemme paste you one of my configs [09:51] Guest6894: what does "ip addr sh eth0" show? [09:51] http://pastie.org/pastes/9355268/text?key=tkuojock4i0iujmettzg [09:51] ant: its not what that shows its what route -A inet6 shows isn't correct [09:51] oh [09:52] the gateway I see [09:53] awesome [09:53] thanks staticsafe [09:53] np [09:53] also thanks ant [09:53] np [09:54] it was just the gateweay I was setting it to my 2607:f2f8:a2c4::1 instead of fe80::1 [09:55] although [09:55] I think I still need to add 2000::/3 [09:55] isn't that what it's supposed to be? [09:55] I guess I should probably understand what those addresses are [09:56] I'm not sure [09:56] I really dont understand ipv6 yet [09:56] thats why I've been setting this up lol [09:56] basically I have my /48 setup, and my vpn clients connect and get ipv6 and that all works and its tested [09:56] gotta go [09:56] https://ipv6.he.net/certification/ is sort of helpful to get some fundamentals down [09:57] but it's not comprehensive by any stretch [09:57] oh, for the /48 it's a bit different anyway [09:57] now I'm bridging the tap0 on my vpn client for VM's and it works for windows and gentoo I just need to figure out this route stuff [09:57] m0unds: is it pretty quick [09:57] Guest6894: maybe 30 mins [09:57] if that [09:57] I need need straight to the point kinda stuff [09:57] lots of silliness [09:57] I'll check it out [09:58] not super in depth, and you get a t-shirt out of it (assuming they're still sending those out) [09:58] lol [09:58] nice [09:58] *** Guest6894 is now known as erratic [09:58] it's the ugliest shirt i own [09:58] hahaha [09:58] nice [09:58] do they sell girl sizes [09:58] no wait that would be no fun [09:59] I should ask for xxl [09:59] and get mustard stains all over it [09:59] lol [09:59] it is white, so it's perfect for mustard stains [09:59] nice [10:01] well I know now I can fix this problem with post-up /sbin/route -A inet6 add 2000::/3 gw 2607:f2f8:a2c4::1 [10:01] but I wonder if theres a better way. [10:01] Ill check that site m0unds thank you [10:04] I'm finding more and more that I could care less if the rest of the internet isn't on ipv6 its just nice being at least partially there and not behind nat [10:05] pretty much everything I care about is ipv6 and alot of my friends have tunnels [10:05] i used my arp vm for a tunnel ep for a while, just had to stop because of the comcast -> ntt congestion and packet loss [10:05] (no fault of arp at all) [10:07] comcast is stupid [10:07] meh [10:07] this is well known [10:07] just say $isps are stupid [10:07] because they're all congested to ntt [10:07] haha [10:08] I haven't had any problems with tmobile [10:08] other than its a little slow [10:08] its usable though [10:08] who do you know that uses tmobile data though :) [10:09] i don't actually know anyone who has tmobile period - their network in abq metro is horrendous [10:09] haha [10:09] its ok here [10:09] seattle [10:09] Im about to move to another country though so things should get interesting [10:15] FYI erratic when asking for ipv6 help in here, it's important to point out that you're using a /48 vs a /64 as they're configured differently. And while I'm at it, here's mine http://sprunge.us/hYCF [10:16] (indeed it is a very, very white shirt. not at all pretty. but very, very free.) [10:19] yup [10:19] my wife stole it [10:19] in fact, she's stolen most of the free shirts i've gotten over the years from vendors and stuff [10:19] lol [10:20] the ones i get at casino gaming conferences are pretty hideous too [10:21] i had one that had a mashup of new slot graphics on it. looked like something you'd get at a state fair airbrushing booth [10:23] I assume your wife isn't a 12 year old latina girl? [10:23] Those are the only persons I've seen wearing those types of airbrushed shirts [10:23] these ugly shirts are for sleeping only [10:23] haha [10:24] closet full of jorge + melissa por vida t-shirts [10:24] the ones w/the drama masks on them [10:24] they pair well w/glamour shots [10:27] brycec: thank you :) [10:28] brycec: it will prob help once I understand ipv6 a bit better for sure though [13:13] *** erratic has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [13:36] *** acanthus has joined #arpnetworks [13:37] Hey i was just wondering if anyone has gigabit on their vm [13:38] Like can you set the mtu higher [13:38] Ivw never understood how that works [13:38] Everything in between matters too doesnt it ? [13:38] yes... [13:39] How high can you set the mtu [13:39] so trying to use jumboframes over the internet is quite useless [13:39] Its like 6000 right ? [13:39] depends on your NIC, but 9000 is usually the largest [13:39] low en realtek is at 4000 [13:39] low end [13:40] What about like virtio [13:40] * acanthus checks [13:41] http://serverfault.com/questions/460881/jumbo-frames-between-kvm-guest-and-host [13:41] nfs likes jumboframes :) [13:41] So does openvpn apparently [13:42] Though the tests i saw were kinda weird [13:42] But ssl is more efficient with less frag [13:42] That was openssl not sure about polarssl [13:42] Which ive switched over to using [13:46] Polar is cold man [13:47] are you doing jumbo frames between two VMs on the same lan segment or something? [13:48] Hahaha i showed my bf my boot up screen for my box with 16 cores he said it looked like Antarctica because of all the penguins [13:48] Derp [13:48] Lol [13:48] Nah nothing yet [13:48] Id like to see what it can do [13:48] if it's remote boxes, you'd likely run into path mtu in the neighborhood of like 1480 [13:48] maybe lower [13:49] Im really a self taught network engineer, my skills suck im trying to improve some by building networks [13:49] i need to replace that realtek crap with an intel so I can run 9k mtu at home :) [13:49] Yeah thats what i was afraid of [13:50] It sounds like everything into ntt sucks based on what people were saying here [13:50] yep, seems most isps are running that peering really hot [13:50] I dont have anything at home thats not e1000 thankfully [13:50] :D [13:50] new machine... [13:51] I took some pics of my dual 8 core opteron yest [13:51] haven't gotten around to ordering a new card yet.. [13:51] mostly bought car parts the last couple of months :D [13:52] Id like some of those opteron 6378s or whatever they were, theyre piledriver/2.8 16 cores each and the proc is like 700 [13:52] Want two [13:52] Lol [13:52] Cant really justify it [13:52] i bought an i3 haswell... [13:53] I have a couple of 6128s anf theyre a bit slow but still 16 cores [13:54] Well 2 8 core procs and i have 64 gigs of ram and i need to get another 64 because i cant put 2 on each proc for some reason [13:54] The ranking is weird [13:54] i7 haswell master race [13:54] ok [13:54] It was hella cheap too [13:55] i3, 16g ram and an ssd 250gb disk, works for me.. 500$ here [13:56] Well overall i spent more like 5k on this box. [13:56] But im totally happy with it [13:56] hehe [13:56] nowdays I hate computers [13:56] Sec [13:57] i dont want to spend any money on them :) [13:57] Ill post pics in a bit i gotta get off at my bus stop [13:57] Bbl [14:07] https://plus.google.com/photos/107200340429471321757/albums/6032315817932777201 [14:07] Google+: Paige Thompson (female) [14:07] Ugh [14:07] Bryce :( [14:09] hahaha [14:09] nice build [14:09] o.o [14:10] haha, Google really tells what gender someone is :D [14:11] https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17613704/Evon/20140418_135220.jpg this is what I spend money instead of computers :D [14:11] fancy [14:12] hehe not yet :D [14:12] more fun [14:12] this is fancy, https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17613704/P1800/IMG_1725.JPG [14:13] yep, that's fancy [14:14] 13000 metric miles :) would be something like 80k imperial [14:15] is that a mercedes? [14:15] haha nope, a Volvo [14:16] ah [14:16] from 1968 [14:16] I feel bad [14:16] I just came to visit my mom and blew her off [14:17] hehe [14:17] I had something i wanted to look up and completely forgot [14:18] Staticsafe i had a friend that had a 450sl that was rebuilt and had a factory restored chasis because there was a recall on them [14:18] Pretty expensive [14:19] hehe [14:19] He had a few diff mercedes all were vintage [14:19] :o [14:21] I guess i should go hang out with family....bleh [14:21] Laters [14:40] *** gizmoguy has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 252 seconds) [14:56] *** gizmoguy has joined #arpnetworks [15:25] Sigh [19:00] *** Guest19765 has joined #arpnetworks [19:12] *** Guest19765 has quit IRC (Quit: ZNC - http://znc.sourceforge.net) [19:56] *** erratic has joined #arpnetworks [19:56] *** erratic is now known as Guest5451 [20:11] Anyone know how to : How to Turn Off Sleep with Lid Closed x61 Lenovo machine running Ubuntu [20:19] I found: http://askubuntu.com/questions/15520/how-can-i-tell-ubuntu-to-do-nothing-when-i-close-my-laptop-lid , trying it now [20:25] *** acanthus has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds) [21:18] *** Guest5451 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [21:59] nice. Thinkpad X61s here [22:00] anyone notice a significant increase in SIP registration brute forcing recently? [22:00] it seems to be eating up between 0.8 and 1.0 Mbps of bandwidth now [22:06] acf wow [22:06] maybe you should use a different port [22:06] i've seen moer than usual too [22:06] but i don't think it's anything liek that much [22:06] yeah it's pretty bad [22:06] yeah some of them, even if you block their ip will keep trying again [22:06] once you're on some stupid list [22:08] http://unixcube.org/who/acf/tmp/siptraffic.png [22:08] ^ pretty much all of that is sip traffic [22:08] wow [22:08] i used to grpah my dsl [22:08] it was so boring looking :) [22:09] i suppose i can again [22:09] it's nice for catching things like this [22:09] but there was shit all sustatined, it was just up and down and up and down [22:09] yeah [22:09] i'd have to isntall cacti at home though [22:10] yeah, maybe not worth it [22:10] i wasu sing mrtg before [22:10] which is slightlky simpler [22:10] but 95th percentile is cool [22:10] well it just means i should stick more ram in my home server first [22:10] the total bandwidth thing seems to be a bit broken [22:10] i've got ram waiting to put in to jump from 8gb to 24gb [22:10] but i don't really like rebooting :) [22:11] I know what you mean [22:11] 22:10:54 up 401 days, 19:54, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.04, 0.05 [22:11] up_the irons has better :) [22:12] heh [22:14] my sip pabx is locked down for what ip's can reach it [22:14] but that means i can't go in via cellphone network :( [22:54] *** mnathani has quit IRC (Quit: WeeChat 0.4.3) [22:57] *** mnathani has joined #arpnetworks [23:16] *** Guest34720 has joined #arpnetworks