Are there any admins on list from nasa?
Looks like there might be some DNS trouble for the glam1.gsfc.nasa.gov servers.
Some DNS providers (9.9.9.9) work ok, but others (Google, Open DNS) return a
non existent domain error.
Gary Leato
Director of Information Systems | Advance Trading Inc.
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I just checked with NASA DNS ops, and they said that it was a DNSSEC issue with
the delegation from .GOV, which has since been resolved.
-Bill
> On Dec 22, 2023, at 15:43, Leato, Gary via NANOG wrote:
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> Are there any admins on list from nasa? Looks like ther
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Hi, Alex. If it helps, I've had a variant of this on our transit routers for
enterprise purposes for a few years. We run DFZ and originate 0/0 and ::/0
internally, but because we follow them to the nearest egress (0/0 using NAT for
path symmetry, ::/0 using conditional advertisement for path s
On Fri, Dec 22, 2023 at 12:13 PM David Zimmerman via NANOG
wrote:
> I've had a variant of this on our transit routers for enterprise purposes
> for a few years. We run DFZ and originate 0/0 and ::/0 internally, but
Hi David,
There are several variants on Alex's problem. One is that there's an
u
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> I did some research on this and it seems like perhaps the on-boot event
> handler launching a python daemon to do this active probing out each isp
> circuit and then making config changes in response to transit failures
> might be the best option available to us.
>
Pretty much, yes. They don't
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