What's a good budget option for switching a small lab or office ipv6
with RA Guard, DHCP6 snooping, and ICMP6 snooping?
NANOG,
Thank you all. I have more than enough research to do now to further learn
about everyone’s suggestions.
~Matt
>But if you at least had the freedom to put something like this:
>
>http://www.sproute.com/span
>
>in place or 20 other similar solutions. As in you do VPN, but right from the
>c
JunOS has three different modes for Virtual routers depending on your
situation requirements. I would suggest that something in the QFX or ACX
range will be able to replicate what you are after. Otherwise the entry
level MX will certainly do the job for a little more outlay.
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On Fri, May 5, 2017, at 18:55, LF OD wrote:
> of our existing ASNs and peerings. As it turns out, there are many
> routers that can do VRFs but you cannot put a unique ASN on each VRF so
> replicating the old environment isn't quite that straightforward. The BGP
> remote-as looks to be a possible
Neighbor x.x.x.x local-as {whateverasn} no-prepend replace-as
On Friday, May 5, 2017, LF OD wrote:
> We have a number of small routers in co-lo sites that peer with B2B
> partners. As more of our partners move to cloud, we are considering a
> consolidation effort and putting all of our peering
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+1 on the 7280R
We just started deploying them on our edges for peering and
port-density. Great little box.
... and their A-Care support has been good and responsive.
On 5/4/17 7:55 PM, Tyler Conrad wrote:
I use the 7280R in production. Love it.
Pros: Cheap, fantastic API, can take (curren
We have a number of small routers in co-lo sites that peer with B2B partners.
As more of our partners move to cloud, we are considering a consolidation
effort and putting all of our peering routers in a cloud exchange site on a
single HA pair of routers. Now, each existing B2B peering router us
I just read an article about these people. They are even more interesting
than Illumio or these other VPN solutions. The important part is that you
get to stitch tunnels together on some other host, so the changing IP of
endpoints is irrelevant.
http://zentera.net/
On Fri, May 5, 2017 at 11:13
Since you can't change the design you may not be able to put some kind of
overlay solution in place, which is just a fancy way of saying a VPN
solution. What if you look at it in a different way and put some kind of
endpoint security cloud solution like Illumio.
But if you at least had the freedo
According to my application guy, this is true of the Microsoft O365 hybrid
solution. It requires direct inbound connections on various ports from largely
undefined IP space. I imagine the private VPN limitation (i.e., not having a
VPN) is on our side and MS provides something like this...
>Bett
You can usually run OpenVPN from a cloud host. The source IP changing possibly
should require only one open exception to the local VPN termination point.
Better, find a cloud that doesn't do that shit with changing endpoints and
gives you real VPNs. What sort of cloud doesn't these days?...?...
I work for a cable MSO, meaning that our access network is DOCSIS based. 15
years ago when we had way more IP addresses than customers we had a static IP
allocation scheme wherein we aligned a /24 with each node and reserved the
first 20 or so IPs for static assignment, the rest being left for d
I heard from the team at Retarus. They were responsive. Much appreciated.
Thanks all.
On Fri, May 5, 2017 at 08:41 Patrick Schultz
wrote:
> Hi Martin,
> the only address I can point you at is "support at retarus dot com".
> We once had to contact them about a SMTP problem and this was the only
In troubleshooting why a DNS zone transfer fails over IPv6 from a DNS
master hosted on a Comcast connection, I've discovered that a router in
Comcast's network is IPv6 Fragments with TCP headers.
More specifically it appears that this router silently drops any packet
with a non-zero fragment offse
Hi Martin,
the only address I can point you at is "support at retarus dot com".
We once had to contact them about a SMTP problem and this was the only working
contact.
Best,
Patrick
Am 04.05.17 um 06:31 schrieb Martin Hannigan:
> I hate to do this, but I have exhausted _all of my sources of data
Unfortunately, a private connection or VPN to the cloud service provider is not
available right now, but I can see how that could help solve my problem. :-)
~Matt
> Is it possible for you to get a private/direct connect service from your
> network perimeter to the cloud provider and eliminate us
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