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the meeting wiki front page (not the network page) says report trouble
to noc@ietf.org.  i am aware of at least one user, jen linova of google,
who sent a report to that email address.  it seems to have gone into a
black hole.

is noc@ietf.org equivalent to action@ietf.org, i.e. for reporting a
problem with any part of the organizational infrastructure, or just
the meeting?  should it forward to tickets@meeting.ietf.org?  to
action@ietf.org?  ...

randy

Simply a message to test the email forwarding of noc@ietf.org to
tickets@meeting.ietf.org

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I'm gathering from my trace routes that we're using some sort of tunnel
for IPv6. While I understand that sometimes tunnels are unavoidable (shame
on you L3!), is there any way that a secondary or replacement tunnel can
be terminated a little closer to our actual geographic/IPv4 path (e.g.
Miami), rather than in LA in order to avoid some of the tunnel-induced
stretch? Those of us trying to reach things over IPv6 on the East coast of
the US (or worse, Europe) could do without the extra transcontinental hop.
Hurricane has tunnel termination endpoints in many locations that would be
advantageous, and support BGP. https://tunnelbroker.net/

dhcp-b376:~ e158182$ traceroute6 2610:178:8::1
traceroute6 to 2610:178:8::1 (2610:178:8::1) from
2001:67c:370:176:1802:fd28:21ad:f998, 64 hops max, 12 byte packets
 1  2001:67c:370:176::2  15.195 ms  8.408 ms  5.088 ms
 2  2001:13b0:1:4::1  2.290 ms  2.021 ms  7.230 ms
 3  xe-0-0-5.lax22.ip6.gtt.net  153.070 ms  171.330 ms  149.873 ms
 4  xe-0-0-5.lax22.ip6.gtt.net  148.472 ms  147.259 ms  147.942 ms
 5  et-7-3-0.was10.ip6.gtt.net  181.282 ms  182.144 ms  186.616 ms
 6  as16668.ge-0-0-37-198.ar1.iad1.us.as4436.gtt.net  183.936 ms  190.716
ms  180.388 ms
 7  2610:178:ffff:7::4  179.363 ms  179.903 ms  180.802 ms
 8  2610:178:fff:fffc::2  190.304 ms  192.130 ms  201.137 ms

dhcp-b376:~ e158182$ traceroute6 ripe.net
traceroute6 to ripe.net (2001:67c:2e8:22::c100:68b) from
2001:67c:370:176:1802:fd28:21ad:f998, 64 hops max, 12 byte packets
 1  2001:67c:370:176::2  1.203 ms  1.357 ms  1.331 ms
 2  2001:13b0:1:4::1  2.128 ms  1.850 ms  1.987 ms
 3  xe-0-0-5.lax22.ip6.gtt.net  148.327 ms  190.806 ms  148.772 ms
 4  xe-0-0-5.lax22.ip6.gtt.net  147.872 ms  145.540 ms  146.473 ms
 5  et-9-1-0.ams20.ip6.gtt.net  310.816 ms  247.944 ms  247.662 ms
 6  surfnet-gw.ip6.gtt.net  263.186 ms  259.874 ms  276.546 ms
 7  gw.ipv6.amsix.nikrtr.ripe.net  261.234 ms  260.290 ms  278.850 ms
 8  gw.ipv6.amsix.nikrtr.ripe.net  267.455 ms !P  270.676 ms !P  345.798
ms !P


dhcp-b376:~ e158182$ traceroute6 www.facebook.com
traceroute6 to star-mini.c10r.facebook.com
(2a03:2880:1010:3f20:face:b00c::25de) from
2001:67c:370:176:1802:fd28:21ad:f998, 64 hops max, 12 byte packets
 1  2001:67c:370:176::2  3.706 ms  1.582 ms  1.662 ms
 2  2001:13b0:1:4::1  3.134 ms  1.837 ms  2.439 ms
 3  2001:450:2001:1000::670:1708:1142  144.942 ms  144.868 ms  145.338 ms
 4  2001:1900:4:3::79  147.691 ms  145.984 ms  146.841 ms
 5  vl-70.edge6.losangeles1.level3.net  149.108 ms
    vl-80.edge6.losangeles1.level3.net  145.773 ms
    vl-70.edge6.losangeles1.level3.net  146.851 ms
 6  vl-4060.edge6.losangeles1.level3.net  270.016 ms  237.919 ms  221.735
ms
 7  vl-4082.edge2.dallas1.level3.net  169.151 ms  168.206 ms
    vl-4083.edge2.dallas1.level3.net  168.563 ms
 8  facebook-in.edge2.dallas1.level3.net  169.764 ms  167.867 ms  167.593
ms
 9  be3.bb01.dfw1.tfbnw.net  189.040 ms
    be3.bb02.dfw1.tfbnw.net  189.759 ms
    be3.bb01.dfw1.tfbnw.net  202.147 ms
10  be19.bb02.ord1.tfbnw.net  189.504 ms
    be21.bb01.ord1.tfbnw.net  188.735 ms  189.485 ms
11  be7.bb02.atn1.tfbnw.net  197.267 ms
    ae7.bb03.atn1.tfbnw.net  189.977 ms
    be7.bb02.atn1.tfbnw.net  197.125 ms
12  ae2.dr06.atn1.tfbnw.net  197.923 ms
    ae1.dr05.atn1.tfbnw.net  188.921 ms
    ae2.dr06.atn1.tfbnw.net  188.747 ms
13  po21.fa01.atn2.tfbnw.net  189.066 ms
    po12.fa02.atn1.tfbnw.net  189.904 ms
    po509.csw01b.ash4.tfbnw.net  188.497 ms


Thanks,

Wes George


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