up_the_irons: how many routes are you  seeing atm?
about 500k
i'm seeing around 504k
i'm sure last time i noticed it was quite a bit lower.
i expect people that have 512k max will just have to start filtering.
but stripping /24s is nasty.
how about selectively stripping only /24s which fall under a larger announcement from the same ASN
i was just thinking that before mnathani
kind of like aggregation.. i don't know if that can be done easily?
The other option is to push for people to aggregate.
But it'll just buy a short amount of time.
looks like this 512k issue is happening pretty soon regardless of the verizon screwup
so i suppsoe it's still prudent
Yeah, IPv4 routes hitting 512k has been seen coming for years now
http://www.ipv4depletion.com/?p=672 is an article from 2012 which predicted it in one to two years
I remember whining to vendors in 2007
that 512K is a shitty hard limit
"dont worry it wont be a problem until 2015!"
eh, fair enough.
iirc force10 didnt understand why we wanted TCAM manipulation until level3 requested it like months later
is the average VPS setup usually within ~24h?
Usually, but there are always exceptions (when other things come up)
and, ime, they tend to get set up in the evening/late evening
anyone experiencing packet loss?
seems to have improved now, but during the past 15 minutes it was pretty bad
was there a network flap recently within arp?
connection to my box dropped recently
mus1cb0x: mnathani reported seeing some packet loss about a half hour before you
22:53 ARP Standard Time