Good morning
We just observed some flaps on multiple of our sunrise (former UPC) business links.
Anything going on we should be aware of?
Replies off-list are also welcome ;-)
Many thanks and kind regards
Beat
Dear all,
My name is Romain; I’m a researcher at ETH Zürich working with Laurent
Vanbever. I have led projects on sustainable networking for about 2+
years now.
One important challenge the academic community currently faces is the
lack of quality data for the energy a router or switch consumes. To
address this, we work on fine-grained power modeling of network devices,
and we need data to validate their accuracy “in the wild.” To facilitate
that, we worked to realize the vision of “RIPE Atlas for power data” I
pitched at last winter’s RIPE meeting
<https://ripe87.ripe.net/archives/video/1143/>. And I’m happy to say
that we are ready to start distributing measurement units!
Concretely, we are looking for people willing to
*
Install measurement units in series of each PSU of routers and
switches. The measurement unit is an MCP39F511N
<https://www.microchip.com/en-us/development-tool/ADM00706> power
meter combined with a Raspberry Pi for management and data collection:
We will provide the appropriate cabling. To control the unit, the Pi
needs to be connected to a publicly reachable network via RJ45 (WiFi
connectivity is technically possible as well, but requires
additional setup)
*
Share device-specific data with us, including at minima
o Packet and/or byte counters for the active device interfaces.
o Types and numbers of transceivers plugged in.
and optionally
o PSU-internal measurements
o Operating system version
o Fan speeds
o CPU load
o Average room temperature conditions
*
Let the measurement run for at least one week.
*
Send us back the measurement units (we provide pre-labeled packaging
for that).
In return, we can only offer our sincere gratitude and the guarantee
that your effort will contribute to the progress of science! I know it s
not much, but I hope that’s worth something :-)
➡️ If you are interested, please let me know by replying to this email.
Thank you in advance!
Note: We want to publish the collected data (in an anonymized way), but
that is *optional*. If you are willing to contribute but your
organization opposes the data sharing, we won’t publish it, and we will
sign NDAs if necessary.
Thank you again for reading! Looking forward to hearing from you,
--
Romain JACOB
Postdoctoral Researcher
ETH Zurich
Networked Systems Group (NSG)
Lead: Prof. Laurent Vanbever
www.romainjacob.net <https://www.romainjacob.net/>
@RJacobPartner <https://twitter.com/RJacobPartner>
@jacobr@discuss.systems <https://discuss.systems/@jacobr>
Gloriastrasse 35, ETZ G81
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Dear SCION ISPs
Dear all
We're intending to place SCION CORE of ours in the Romandie; current plan is to go to STACK Infrastructure's GEN01A (Plan-les-Ouates, es SafeHost).
Are any of you present at GEN01A too, and would you be willing to explore possibilities to interconnect at GEN01A?
Please contact us off-list.
Best regards
Marc
EveryWare AG
Marc Lüthi
Senior Network Engineer
Zurlindenstrasse 52a
CH-8003 Zürich
T +41 44 466 60 00
F +41 44 466 60 10
marc.luethi(a)everyware.ch<mailto:marc.luethi@everyware.ch>
www.everyware.ch<http://www.everyware.ch>
Hi
If anyone from pcloud.com is reading this list. Could you please
quickly get in contact with me?
I know why your domain is listed on the SWINOG URIBL. I would like to
look into the root cause.
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Dear all,
This is a Call for Presentations for the European Peering Forum 2024.
AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, NETNOD and guest IXP VIX, are happy to host the
European Peering Forum (EPF) 2024 from Sunday the 15th to Wednesday
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Dear all
A quick straw poll to the community: SCION on this list, [yes/no]?
I could think of topics like
* finding peer persons involved in operating SCION Equipment (COREs, GATEs EDGEs) among the Swiss ISP community [1]
* finding/requesting/discussing peering/interconnecting options with other CORE or EDGE operators
* ... and a few things more.
If not on topic for swinog - might this be a use case for a hypothetical swinog-scion mailing list?
Thanks for your thoughts and ideas.
And of course, if such a thing as a "Swiss SCION Operators Community" (Web Forum, Discord, Slack, IRC channel, Mailing List....) is already established somewhere else - I'll happily take any pointers.
EveryWare AG
Marc Lüthi
[1] I just came to understand that there's a Mailing List, Slack and Matrix channel at/by https://scion-architecture.net/ - but I take it that this is more for the development side of things.
Hi there
Is there a Sunrise/UPC core network engineer on this list who can enlighten me about the recent AS6830/AS6730 network changes. If yes, please contact me off-list.
Thanks,
Martin
The domain name spectrum-conference.org <http://spectrum-conference.org/> wrongfully resolves to 195.186.208.193 when queried from bluewin/swisscom mobile networks.
It is registered to 46.175.8.9, which is the correct address.
Please fix the swisscom/bluewin.ch <http://bluewin.ch/> DNS resolvers.
Hi all
Our ISP Email IP Adresses and Domains are, once more, being blacklisted
@ Abusix because of, I guess, emails sent to Bluewin Spamtraps.
As far as I have figured out, in contact with our customers
allegedly sending spam in past cases, those are almost always false
positives.
There was exactly one case of a business customer indeed sending
multiple emails to one or several such bluewin email addresses and did
not correctly process the bounces, but then only his dedicated IP was
listed, not our customer email domains. But also then, the bluewin
addresses he send his newsletters to, he could prove, belonged to his
customers.
In all other cases, customers sent emails to @bluewin.ch email addresses
they knew the owner of. There was even one case where the @bluewin.ch
email address in question that was a 'spamtrap' belonged to our
customer and he just forwarded his email account with us to his own
@bluewin account.
It looks like after some 'short' time of inactivity, Swisscom
automatically repurposed the bluewin email address of it's customer as
'spamtrap' which of course cause all those issues.
Unfortunately I have not yet found anyone @swisscom able to further dig
into why this so often causes our email services to get blacklisted or
how to avoid this.
Abusix.com basically refers to Swisscom as they may not disclose any of
those spamtraps and have no information how those bluewin addresses
became spamtraps.
Can anyone help or knows who @ Swisscom to contact regarding those
abusix spamtrap issues?
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
-Benoît Panizzon-
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