howdy all - any known issues with ipv6 at the moment ?
my mail client started complaining (server is an arp vps)
mtr looks like something busted close to arp
i can pastebin an mtr/trace if that would help
I'm personally connected over ipv6 (ssh to the tmux that runs this weechat instance) and not noticing issues, but that doesn't mean everything is perfect
I'm having a lot of dropped packets on ipv4... epecially coming over pccw
Now IPv4 issues, that one I'd buy
heres the mtr - http://pastebin.com/bjXir7iP
pccw does appear in the path, trit after that
My v4+v6 traffic is over different routes, no issues. Probably route-specific.
http://pastebin.com/zmJEcvaP
Hm, I don't know who PCCW Global is but your issues do appear to start with them, perhaps an oversaturated link between PCCW and Level3
I'm seeing 80% pacet loss here.  any ideas, up_the_irons?
hmm, I dont see Level3 in that mtr
whats the sourc ip?
it's on charter... let me check...
mnathani: vom513's mtr had Level3
specifically a Level3-PCCW handoff
I wonder if this is related to AWS' network issues too
I was looking at bmacs mtr
my source IP is 66.215.80.116
let me test over level3...
0% loss
route from ARP to 66.215.80.116 goes level3 to xo then to charteer
and loss occurs at charter
mnathani: (I know. But bmacs never mentioned Level3 :P I was referencing vom513's mtr when I said Level3)
both mentioned pccw
thought your level3-pccw mention was related
Oh yeah... I did a mtr from ARP to charter and I see loss at charter...
Just tried from AWS oregon... 80% loss starting at PCCW
pccw -> trit -> arp
http://pastebin.com/M1eZRTrU
oh, I bet it's showing losses when it gets to charter because the return packets are going over PCCW
can we just pull those routes out of arp's AS?
I jsut did a reverse to AWS and it's showing losses once it exits level3 http://pastebin.com/SYxyF5cM
90% packet loss
up_the_irons an ideas?
We're looking into this currently
ddos?
getting packet loss to my vps
Squuu: https://twitter.com/arpnetworks/status/755499297202839553
TWITTER: We're currently looking into packet loss coming over PCCW paths (Tue Jul 19 20:27:23 +0000 2016)
So check your traceroute/mtr, see if you're connecting over PCCW
yep
yeah it looks to be a DDoS
unless IP is spoof'd (same IP for everything), attack is coming from AWS
The source IP of all the packets are the same?  that's weird.  Maybe somebody is just transfering a big file. ha.
Can that IP be null-routed?
We're already null routing the destination IP (target of attack)
muuuch better
yeah, things are def feeling better now
That's what she said!!
oh BryceBot
Wondering why our null route over Trit Networks (and thus PCCW) didn't work
Squuu: bmacs : you guys seeing any other issues?
up_the_irons: my v6 path in via l3->pccw->trit->arp looks much better
vom513: roger that thanks
nope. all's well here
cool
Looking good, thanks!
No problem!