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IPv4 Brokering and Availability Announcements
by Skeeve Stevens 19 Jan '14

19 Jan '14

Hi all, I will keep this brief. After many comments to us where people have had to deal with US companies to acquire IPv4, eintellego Networks has decided formalise a service offering IP Brokering. After facilitating and consulting for over a dozen transactions in different countries (including NZ) under the APNIC region - including NZ, we thought it would be good to have a service available locally by someone you know. For more information: http://eintellegonetworks.com/site/ipbrokering/ So, rather than trolling lists when ranges become available or we have a client looking to sell a block, I've setup an announcement list so that I can let interested parties know when a range is available. If you wish to join this list and receive these announcements, please visit: http://eintellegonetworks.com/site/v4announce/ to sign-up. FYI, eintellego Networks has just launched in NZ as a locally registered foreign company to mainly do other business including hardware/consulting and network operations. Also, eintellego Networks is the only APNIC registered<http://www.apnic.net/services/become-a-member/manage-your-membership/transf…>IPv4 broker that is based in the APNIC region (all the other are presently American). Any questions, feel free to let me know off-list. ...Skeeve *Skeeve Stevens - *eintellego Networks Pty Ltd skeeve(a)eintellegonetworks.co.nz ; www.eintellegonetworks.co.nz Phone: +612 8014 7398; Cell +61 (0)414 753 383 ; skype://skeeve facebook.com/eintellegonetworks ; <http://twitter.com/networkceoau> linkedin.com/in/skeeve twitter.com/theispguy ; blog: www.theispguy.com The Experts Who The Experts Call Juniper - Cisco - Cloud - Consulting - IPv4 Brokering

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Do you stream video?
by Dean Pemberton 14 Jan '14

14 Jan '14

Hi Everyone, Due to unforeseen circumstances our usual video streaming company of choice (R2) is unable to stream NZNOG live this year. They are able to record the session and have it available for streaming later on, It's just the live streaming they can't provide. Is there anyone in the community who does this sort of thing and wants to step forward and have a go? Just email krystal(a)internetnz.net.nz and let her know. The provisio is that it has to be drama free and this isn't an opportunity to 'try things out'. If you haven't done this sort of thing/scale before, then you might be best to give it a miss. If no one comes forward, then record-for-later-streaming it is.

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NZNOG 2014 Social Events
by Dean Pemberton 13 Jan '14

13 Jan '14

Hi Everyone. Another conference update. THURSDAY NIGHT CONFERENCE DINNER Conference Dinner on the Thursday night will be a buffet style dinner has been organised for the Thursday night dinner, 6:30pm at the Mercure Monaco Marquette. Buses will leave from The Rutherford hotel at 6pm and return on the hour from 9 to 11pm. There is even a pub across the road called The Honest Lawyer for those who feel the need to move on. http://www.monacoresort.co.nz/ WEDNESDAY NIGHT I've also been asked what the plan is for the Wednesday evening. As it happens, nothing. In the mists of time, Wednesday night was always informally organised. Often involving food from the sub-continent. Everyone split the bill and basically it was Thursday Night Curry on a Wednesday night! Like Christmas in July! In more recent years, a specific spondsor kindly funded drinks and nibbles on the Wednesday at many a well respected establishment. With this in mind we placed the position of "Networking Drinks" on the sponsorship document in case someone wanted to take up the opportunity. So far this year none of our sponsors have indicated that they would like to take up this offer, so we will return to the default informal arrangement of the past. That being said there are options. If you are a potential sponsor who would like to fund an event on the Wednesday night, our events person Krystal (krystal(a)internetnz.net.nz) would be more than happy to talk through the opportunities with you. I'm also told there are some nice Indian places in Nelson http://www.menus.co.nz/restaurants/indian/nelson/ Failing that there are places that sell beer. http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=1017353080318029218… Basically at the moment it will be up to people to arrange their own food/fun on Wednesday, but being the well adjusted social people I know you all are, I'm sure this won't be a problem. If we do get a benevolent sponsor come forward to save the Wednes-Day we'll be sure to let you know ASAP. Regards, Dean

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Full Programme for NZNOG 2014
by Dean Pemberton 11 Jan '14

11 Jan '14

Hi Everyone, We've just shuffled together all the great talks we've got planned for the conference. The programme as it currently stands is here: http://www.nznog.org/home/nznog-2014-conference-programme You can download an ICS from the link of the bottom of that page. Don't forget to register. The SDN/OpenFlow Tutorial is now full (Although there is a waitlist, email krystal(a)internetnz.net.nz) but there are plenty of other cool things to attend. Don't forget to register! See you all there. Dean

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Plea for help - Ethernet cables.
by Dean Pemberton 09 Jan '14

09 Jan '14

So it turns out that the SDN OpenFlow tutorial has turned into a bit if a thing. While it was going to use mainly VMs and simulators, Citylink has supplied 20 mikrotik routerboards for the class to actually configure into an openflow controlled data plane. On ya guys, much appreciated, great NZNOG and SDN supporters as always. What I'm after now however is the around 60 Ethernet cables to hook it all together. If anyone could help me out so that I don't need to buy them that would be awesome. Yes you get then back afterwards. Thanks heaps. It should be an awesome tut. Dean

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Situations Vacant: Senior Network Engineer
by Mark Foster 09 Jan '14

09 Jan '14

Greetings, ICONZ-Webvisions currently have a vacancy for a Senior Network Engineer, to be based at the iWV offices in Auckland. We're looking for an experienced Cisco engineer with experience working on ASR, 2800/2900/3700/6500/7200 series devices, with exposure to the ISP world preferred. Other acronyms you'd be familiar with at a senior level would include MPLS, VRF, BGP, OSPF, QoS, VoIP. CCNP or equivalent experience is the listed minimum qualification. If you are interested, or know anyone who might be, please have them drop me a note ASAP - we're already interviewing likely candidates and will need to make an offer fairly soon. Off-list questions, or expressions of interest, are welcomed in the meantime. Thanks, Mark.

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Want a free NZNOG 2014 conference ticket?
by Dean Pemberton 06 Jan '14

06 Jan '14

Krystal is looking for one or 2 more volunteers to help with registration and pack up. Duties will be - manning the registration desk on Thursday Morning (8am - 9.30am) and helping pack up gear to be shipped back in INZ on Friday after conference ends (4.00 - 6.00). If you put your hand up then we're happy to comp you a ticket, they may miss a couple of talks - but you should still manage to attend the bulk of the conference. If you're interested then please email krystal(a)internetnz.net.nz and let her know. If there is a huge influx of interest then some advanced algorithm will be used to determine those accepted. =)

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Call for Presentations - DNS-OARC Spring Workshop, May 2014
by Sebastian Castro 05 Jan '14

05 Jan '14

Call for Presentations - DNS-OARC Spring Workshop, May 2014 Next OARC Spring Workshop will take place in Warsaw, Poland on May 10th and 11th, the weekend before RIPE68. OARC is requesting proposals for presentations, with a preference for DNS privacy and confidentiality work and ideas, and DNS over alternative (non UDP) transports. This workshop continues OARC's tradition of having meetings include a strong operational component. Presentations from DNS operators are particularly welcome. We'll also gladly accept talks from DNS researchers, as well as any other DNS-related subjects such as tools, visualizations and data analysis. If you are an OARC member, and have a sensitive topic you would like to present for members-only, we will accommodate those talks too. Adopting practice from other conferences, a section of lightning talks will be added for short presentations. Workshop Milestones * 20 December 2013, Call for Presentations posted * 6 January 2014, Open for submissions * 1 March 2014, Deadline for submission * 28 March 2014, Final Program published * May 9 2014, Final deadline for slideset submission Details for abstract submission are be published here: https://indico.dns-oarc.net/event/workshop-2014-05 If you consider submitting a presentation, please let the Programme Committee know in advance to help us organize the presentations tracks. You can contact the Programme Committee: https://www.dns-oarc.net/oarc/programme via submissions(a)dns-oarc.net if you have questions or concerns. Sebastian Castro, for the OARC Programme Committee (Please note that OARC is run on a non-profit basis, and is not in a position to reimburse expenses or time for speakers at its meetings.)

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CARDIGAN implements RPKI - Cleanliness of prefixes onWIX
by Dean Pemberton 05 Jan '14

05 Jan '14

Hi All, CARDIGAN has just finished implementing RPKI Origin Validation on its WIX peering connection. What this effectively does is finds out if ASs are permitted to announce the IP addresses that they are advertising to the exchange. CARDIGAN then makes a decision on wether to allow invalid announcements to be turned into OpenFlow rules. So I thought you'd all be interested in the state of the prefixes on the exchange. The following table has removed all the routes for which no RPKI information was found. This leaves two conditions: Lines which start with a "V" have a valid RPKI ROA. That means that the AS originating the prefix has been explicitly authorised by the IP resource owner to do so. Likes which start with an "I" have an RPKI ROA which is different to the route seen. This means that the AS originating the prefix has been explicitly disallowed from doing so by the IP resource owner. These are explicit authorisations as the IP Resource owner has had to go to an RPKI trust anchor (normally the RIRs) and request certification of the ASs allowed to originate the prefix (or subnet of the prefix). For most of us (who are APNIC members) this is as simple as logging into the MyAPNIC portal and creating an ROA. APNIC handles everything else for you. Anything that turns up as an "I" on this list, I'm going to be looking at pretty carefully before I prefer into the CARDIGAN network. Anyone with more questions about RPKI, how it works, what it means, how to get it going. Feel free to post/email me. Network Next Hop Metric LocPrf Weight Path V* 58.28.0.0/16 202.7.1.22 30 0 9439 17435 i V*> 202.7.1.22 30 0 9439 17435 i V* 103.10.233.0/24 202.7.0.190 30 0 9439 132003 i V*> 202.7.0.190 30 0 9439 132003 i V* 103.23.16.0/22 202.7.0.222 30 0 9439 132040 i V*> 202.7.0.221 30 0 9439 132040 i I* 103.23.16.0/24 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 i I* 103.23.17.0/24 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 i I* 103.23.18.0/23 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 i V* 113.197.96.0/22 202.7.0.211 30 0 9439 45831 45831 i V*> 202.7.0.211 30 0 9439 45831 45831 i I* 113.197.96.0/28 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 113.197.96.32/27 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 113.197.96.96/28 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 113.197.96.112/28 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 113.197.96.168/29 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 113.197.98.32/29 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 113.197.98.64/27 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I*> 202.7.0.211 10 0 9439 45831 i I* 116.90.130.16/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.130.96/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.135.0/24 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 45641 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 45641 i V* 116.90.139.0/24 202.7.0.176 30 0 9439 38477 i V*> 202.7.0.176 30 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.139.0/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.139.8/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.139.16/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.139.24/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.139.64/27 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I* 116.90.139.144/29 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i I*> 202.7.0.176 10 0 9439 38477 i V* 118.90.0.0/16 202.7.1.22 30 0 9439 17435 i V*> 202.7.1.22 30 0 9439 17435 i 202.7.0.76 20 0 9439 24006 i V* 182.154.0.0 202.7.1.22 30 0 9439 17435 i V*> 202.7.1.22 30 0 9439 17435 i 202.7.0.168 20 0 9439 i I* 198.48.0.0/23 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 i I* 198.48.2.0 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 132001 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 132001 i I* 198.48.3.0 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 i I* 202.7.4.0 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I* 202.7.5.0 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I* 202.7.6.0 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I* 202.7.7.0 202.7.0.222 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i I*> 202.7.0.221 10 0 9439 132040 23755 i V* 203.119.88.0/23 202.7.1.253 30 0 9439 42 187 i V*> 202.7.1.253 30 0 9439 42 187 i 202.7.1.252 20 0 9439 i 202.7.0.147 20 0 9439 24183 45563 i 202.7.0.147 20 0 9439 24183 ? 202.7.0.128 20 0 9439 i 202.7.0.107 20 0 9439 i

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2821 ipv4 table size
by Bill Walker 30 Dec '13

30 Dec '13

Hate to post this but my google foo is failing me anyone know the ipv4 max table size on a 2821? Would be running eBGP with two peers. Sent from my iPhone

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