hi all,
I'm looking for an open-source tool for ISP service management. It should allow documenting of all the physical network (ideally, also the datacenter environment), and associate physical and logical network instances with customer services and their contracts.
I looked at several tools, but they all are designed for Enterprise IT tasks, and none of them deals with subscribers and contracts:
http://www.opendcim.org/http://www.i-doit.org/
The NOC project seems to be promising, I should probably invest more time in learning it:
http://kb.nocproject.org/display/SITE/NOC
Your feedback will be appreciated.
Commercial systems would also be OK, as long as they fit the requirements and have open API.
thanks,
stan
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Hi Folks,
if someone from Colt here is reading, please call me back on +41 78
810 39 88
I have an issue with one of my customers customers (sic) with a line
kloten/equinix. Need this resolved asap...
Thanks!
Silvan
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Hello All
Does anybody by chance has a media converter laying around which would
be able to convert XFP to SFP+ or (even better) SFP+ to SFP+?
Pointers to a vendor with such a piece of hardware on stock are welcome
as well.
Please get in touch with me directly.
Thank guys. :)
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Operations Manager
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Saegereistrasse 33
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Phone: +41 44 872 20 00
Fax: +41 44 872 20 01
URL: www.nexellent.ch
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Imagination is the one weapon in the war
against reality.
-- Jules de Gaultier
Hi guys,
I want to say thank you to all you guys on the Mailinglist here that tried to help me ;) I managed to get everything together I need and I'm quite impressed how fast I can get help here if I am in a problem :)
so thanks! This Mailinglist is great!
LG
Silvan
Hello,
Last Wednesday the RIPE NCC launched the IP Analyser as a production service:
http://www.ripe.net/ripe/mail/archives/ncc-services-wg/2012-October/001884.…
The application gives an overview of all your allocations, assignments, free space and invalid assignments in a user friendly web interface. It can also give a suggestion when you want to assign a free block:
https://lirportal.ripe.net/ipanalyser/ (requires member login)
We also offer an API that serves the IP Analyser data in JSON or plain text format. With plain text, we are trying to mimic the "asused" format as much as possible, but with JSON, we're actually entering new waters.
The JSON structure we defined is based on our best guesses and limited user feedback during the beta period. Moving forward, I would like to know if it useful for you and contains all data you need for your IP address management. If there is data missing or it takes a lot of effort to derive certain data, please tell me. Furthermore, I want to know if there is any interest in XML format.
The documentation or the IP Analyser API is here:
http://www.ripe.net/data-tools/developer-documentation/the-lir-portal-ip-an…
In addition, there is a My Resources API which serves all your resource data in JSON and XML:
http://www.ripe.net/data-tools/developer-documentation/lir-portal-api-keys
Thanks for any feedback you may have!
Cheers,
Alex
Hi all,
maybe some are not on that list but interessted in that area
Roger
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Betreff: [VOIPSEC] Artemisa (an open-source VoIP honeypot) - Active
Attackers needed
Datum: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 16:22:06 -0300
Von: Artemisa Notifications <artemisa.notifications(a)gmail.com>
An: voipsec(a)voipsa.org
Dear VoIP enthusiasts and Community members,
We're writing in order to invite you all to participate in a research
open-source project, we've been working in since the beginning of this
year. This project is sponsored by the Science* and Technology Government
Department & Blas Pascal University, both organizations from Córdoba
province, Argentina.*
The link to the project: http://artemisa.sourceforge.net/ . Our work is
related to an open source honeypot, named Artemisa, for VoIP networks
deploying the SIP protocol. We'll really appreciate the participation of
anyone that has interest to play the *attacker's role*, if possible
concentrating in the VoIP service we are exposing. So as to let us capture
relevant information related with real attacks. As a result, we'll be able
to do an analysis of the efficiency of the platform. Furthermore, a
statistical analysis, of all the received attacks, will be performed.
*Target sip extensions:*
*1) **sip: <sip%3Aubp1(a)iptel.org>ubp1(a)iptel.org **or
**sip:<sip%3A229049(a)iptel.org>
229049(a)iptel.org** **(Public Free ext)*
*2)** **sip: <sip%3Aubp2(a)iptel.org>ubp2(a)iptel.org **or
**sip:<sip%3A229056(a)iptel.org>
229056(a)iptel.org** **(Public Free ext)*
*3)** **sip: <sip%3A2xxx(a)ubpsipserver.myvnc.com>2xxx(a)ubpsipserver.myvnc.com*
* **(SER)*
*4)** **sip: <sip%3Ametropolitan1(a)iptel.org>metropolitan1(a)iptel.org **or **
sip: <sip%3A229061(a)iptel.org>229061(a)iptel.org** **(Public Free ext)*
*5)** **sip: <sip%3Ametropolitan2(a)iptel.org>metropolitan2(a)iptel.org **or **
sip: <sip%3A229063(a)iptel.org>229063(a)iptel.org** **(Public Free ext)*
*6)** **sip: <sip%3A1xxx(a)asteriskserver.myvnc.com>
1xxx(a)asteriskserver.myvnc.com** **(Asterisk)*
*7)** **sip:2xxx@asteriskserver.myvnc.com:5061** **(SER)*
*8)** **sip: <sip%3A1xxx(a)asterisksipserver.myvnc.com>
1xxx(a)asterisksipserver.myvnc.com** **(Asterisk)*
We briefly give you a description of the honeypot:
Artemisa is a VoIP/SIP-specific honeypot software designed to connect
to a VoIP enterprise domain as a user-agent back-end in order to
detect malicious activity at an early stage. It registers mu tiple SIP
accounts, which do not represent real human subscribers, at one or
more VoIP service providers, and wait for incoming attacks. Besides,
Artemisa can play a role in the real-time adjustment of the security
policies of the enterprise domain where it is deployed (e.g. setting
rules in a firewall to ban IPs or in the VoIP PBX to ban caller-IDs).
Thanks for your time, hope you'll actively participate (attack!) the sip
extension presented above.
To contact us: artemisa.notifications(a)gmail.com
Best regards,
Exequiel Barrirero / Mauro Villarroel.-
_______________________________________________
Voipsec mailing list
Voipsec(a)voipsa.org
http://voipsa.org/mailman/listinfo/voipsec_voipsa.org
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hi Swinog.
I need *now* a X450a-48t extreme summit
alternative 24 port,
or p instead of t
please call now on +41 78 810 3988
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Hello All:
I am trying to complete my home Cisco CCNA/CCNP lab to help me grind through exams. If any swinogers have any Cisco gear that they would care to donate or just need to get rid of, please help me out. In particular, I need :
2509 or 2511 Terminal Routers (I have Octal Cables, so without Octals is OK)
2950 switches (any flavor)
3550 switches (3550-12, 3550-24 or 3550-48)
Older ASA model Firewalls (5505, 5510)
Any older 1800 or 2800 class routers (any flavor on those platforms is helpful!)
I hope I will get some positive responses on this. This gear is only needed for home lab and will not be used for any comercial, or for profit ventures. Only to get me through the exams using heavy metal: real gear, not virtual. If the equipment is broken or only partially functional i still want it as I have a lot of experience repairing, upgrading and generally re energizing this type of gear. I have very littl cash, but I can afford small payments for the gear that I cannot possibly get for free. Please let me know if any of you folks can help out. Thanks!
Vinnie
+41 79 294 3229
