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Important things to know when trying to test or use MPLS Traffic Engineering in a Mikrotik RouterOS 7.x network.
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I ran into a small but important detail while working with Mikrotik DHCP server lease logging: scripts only fire on new lease, or lease expiry/termination.
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I did a talk about my experience going down the Anycast rabbit hole side quest at The Long Con this weekend.
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I’ve been testing out using RouterOS User Manager as a RADIUS server for a small network.
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Introduction A simple test of the container functionality in RouterOS 7.
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Introduction MikroTik has been known in the WISP wireless world for a long time for their wireless PTP and PTMP products.
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Introduction This is a story about when I had duplicate MAC addresses on a network, and the particular way the chaos ensued.
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Introduction This is an example policy/config I’ve been working on for several years.
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Introduction One of the complexities that comes up when you manage a large number of routers is keeping their configs all in sync.
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Introduction I recently acquired a Mikrotik CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS, which is a much faster, much more modern router than the CCR1036-8G-2S+ routers I was using previously.
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This is a fifth in a blog series about DNS, specifically to address changes in exabgp 4.x, and how its built in healthcheck works.
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Sometimes the easiest way to geo fence an application is to just whitelist certain ISP’s networks only.
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I’ve written about OpenBSD and BGP Looking Glasses previously and before that.
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I had a (perhaps common) misunderstanding about how MPLS applied labels.
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Introduction I ran into an strange issue today.
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Introduction MikroTik has been known in the WISP wireless world for a long time for their wireless PTP and PTMP products.
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I was recently read into a Problem for which the particular vendor was downplaying the severity of the issue and the usual games of Enterprising ‘saving face.’
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This blog post is about an actual real life, local network situation that happened several days ago.
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I’ve spent some time trying to manually install Fastnetmon community edition on Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver.
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I’ve been logging BGP route updates into MySQL for some time but this doesn’t scale well, and on my hobby VM system, requires that I dump the DB and start over once a day.
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This year I’ve build two totally different MPLS Service Provider networks.
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Genes Telecom is an established residential and business Service Provider in Northern Manitoba.
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AS112 provides an anycasted reverse DNS sink hole for the private addresses set aside in RFC1918 and RFC6890.
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AS112 provides an anycasted reverse DNS sink hole for the private addresses set aside in RFC1918 and RFC6890.
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I wrote a small web application which I’m calling “PSaas” – Port Scan as a Service.
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OSX has a built-in TFTP server, but starting it the OSX way may not be 100% obvious to you. sudo launchctl load -F /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/tftp.plist sudo launchctl start com.apple.tftpd The default TFTP path is /private/tftpboot.
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Over the past four or so years I’ve been researching BGP routing in Canada.
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This is a fourth in blog series about DNS, specifically awesome things that can be done with dnsdist.
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I’ve often wished for a way of logging pings when troubleshooting connectivity problems.
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As part of the ISP services I operate for myself, Recursive DNS server IP addresses are part of this.
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I recently setup IPv6 first-hop redundancy in my colocated environment using MikroTik and VRRP.
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DDoS attacks continue to be a wide-spread problem on the internet.
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General AS Information Hextet Systems (as395089) is a hobby/research ASN that I operate.
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One of the things I noticed when I received a 32-bit ASN was that I was unable to use my ASN in my BGP communities.
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I ran into an obscure limitation in PowerDNS 4.0 authoritative server recently.
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This is a second in blog series about DNS, specifically awesome things that can be done with dnsdist.
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If you’re using Slack then you should already know how easy it is to integrate almost anything into slack using its web APIs.
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I recently installed VMware ESXi 6.0 Update 02 aka VMware vSphere Hypervisor on a server, and using the new VMware Host Client at https://<hostip>/ui/ was able to fully set up a Debian 8/Jessie guest using only the trial license.
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I first came across dnsdist in a NANOG post in the discussion of exploitation of a BIND DOS bug last summer.
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Yesterday morning the company I own, Hextet Systems, was assigned AS 395089 from ARIN’s pool of ASNs.
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I operate “IPv6 Tunnels for Nerds” from my routers and route various friends some IPv6 space over MikroTik EoIP Tunnels.
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Earlier this month the local Internet Exchange I’m involved with received some reports of spam coming from the MBIX Peering LAN IP space.
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Genes Telecom is an established residential and business Service Provider in Northern Manitoba.
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The makers of League of Legends, Riot Games, have posted a very interesting engineering blog about how they’ve engineered their AS for optimal game performance.
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Otherwise known as Filtering BGP Advertisements Using BGP Communities For Fun and Profit but that made the layout terrible.
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“But can you make the alerts look nicer?”
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I have been using Nagios extensively to monitor infrastructure that I am interested in for about 10 years now, and each time I build a net-new Nagios monitoring system I version the configuration.
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I recently renamed my internal LAN domain name.
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I’ve been waiting to add some features to ipquail.com for a while, but the way in which I was handling API endpoints at the moment needed to change before I could accommodate anything fancier – at the moment I was using simple Server Side Includes (“SSI”…
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This post is a guest blog by Manitoba Internet Exchange Network Administrator, Jonathan Stewart.