We are now announcing routes to Level 3
sweet
about level3
hmm my fowrad route even goes via level3 now
did it chagne 18 minutes ago?
oh one hour 18 minutes ago i meant to say
up_the_irons: how's the split of traffic looking?
i tested around the place a little
That's what she said!!
i suspect there are a lot of hosts with similar path cost down ntt and level3
what a great time to have a public looking glass
pyvpx: now if onyl other people would follow suit :)
mercutio: no change in forward.  at least, shouldn't be...  l3 was always a default route if we didn't have anything else more specific
oh i mean for how much comes into your network
compared to ntt
mercutio: i don't have a graph on it yet
ahh ok
it's just idle curiosity anyway
i suppose you could see how much ntt dropped
yeah.. it dropped like between 10-20 Mbps
nothing spectacular
i suspect some sites have the same as path length
so it can probably bounce around a bit depending on who's been most stable
i kind of think bgp is inadequate
That's what she said!!
like it can't prefer networks with shorter real paths.  only shorter as paths.
up_the_irons: i made a arduino board that pings my home server then displays a gren or red dot
up_the_irons: what do you guys use now for server monitoring zenoss, nagios ? simple [perl script running in a cran and emails people ?
"Houston we have a blown gaskey on $SERVERID
i need to order a new lappy this keyboard is messed up
Reply from 74.125.225.240: bytes=32 time=611ms TTL=51
also that doesnt help much
cpet: if using wireless i find disabling power save mode on wifi can help
Somehow I doubt the wifi his problem :p
maybe
but it may make it worse if there's high ping, it can add another 100 msec
it seems the power saving mostly means that incoming traffic gets delayed, if you type something and get response fast it seems ok.
but if there's delay already, it may be going back into power saving mode.
like if i ssh to my wireless connected host it's really laggy, but sshing from it is fast.
disabling power save fixes it.
i dunno what average delay between characters is, but it seems pretty aggressive.
this is sat
not much you xcan do
Still shaving 100ms off 2000ms would help, but may not be worth the effort :p
shit goes up and down more than
oh sat, eek
yeah 512 kb sat link
finally got my invite acceptance from google inbox
i wonder what it's like
and it doesn't orientate properly argh :)
actually it seems nice
well on phone/computer
Hey ARP, let's represent https://lobste.rs/s/tit5yp
is that SFW
Yes.
aw tit in there figured i should ask hah
mercutio: i stopped using free and hopst my own email
cpet: i host my own email too
cpet: you should share pics of your arduino setup
but i use gmail for a few things on phone/tablet
up_the_irons: il send when I get home
i've been hosting my own email for over 15 years now :)
ill
cpet: is arduino coding hard?
i got an arduino kit but i haven't actually looked into it yet
no
if you know C
yeah i know c
it has its own ide
what?!  people are pushing for ipv4 to be shutdown in 2024.
i suppose there's some advance notice but i thought ipv4 never had to be shutdown evne
people worry about the strangest thing
hah
mercutio: ChinaNet has an IPv4 decommission plan; I heard they will start to implement in 2016.
up_the_irons: wow
in my research i found something suggesting that a lot of traffic is already ipv6 reachable of the high bandwidth things
it seems wrong to me, myself.
That's what she said!!
but i think it was probably us-centric, and afaik things like bittorrent are less common there, and things like netflix more common.
and i suppose it depends if you were ipv6 only or ipv4+ivp6.
Several times ipv4 has failed at the office and I didn't notice for hours because ipv6 :D
i'd notice straight away :)
i notice when my friends have net problems cos skype goes offline for them :)
Heh I have yet to see any ipv6 connections in skype-land. However that will likely change since msft bought them.
*it
unlikely*
msft is 99% ipv6 actually
ipv6-reachable*
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/network/hh994905.aspx
(less ipv6-connectivity on the websites than I'd thought.)
indeed
is it possible to add functionality to the looking glass that will expand or identify the networks as opposed to simply listing the AS numbers, or perhaps a quick way to look them up?