hi everybody
sorry, i'm quite late sending out the invitation. but most of you should
know it's time for a beer event next monday ,-)
the facts for the next event:
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Date: 2nd of February 2009
Time: starting around 18.30 o'clock
Location: @ the "Don Weber"
(Heinrichstrasse 213, Near TIX).
Registration deadline: 01.02.2009 12:00:00
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Please register here: http://swinog.mrmouse.ch/ since we have to make
reservations, i need to know who's coming and who not. If you cannot attend
and you're registered please inform me asap (079 277 92 35).
greetings
-steven
Hey everybody!
Ever thought about having a real bar for technicans, for hackers,
for i-don't-need-to-wear-a-tie-guys?
On the 23.01. there will be the first time a Computerhackingnight
in the Dynamo in Zurich. Doors open at 20:00 and there will be
enough power connectors available for all people coming with their
notebook.
No special clothing needed - come as you like.
You can have a look at the Computerhackingnight website for more
information (German):
https://eof.name/computerhackernacht/
I would be happy to see some of you guys there!
Nico
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Hi all
Maybe someone can answer the following?
One of our enterprise customers has registered an IP range to be used as ISP independent range (PI-Range).
This range was registered within RIPE and is used at he moment in US, EMEA as Asia Pacific with the correct corresponding AS.
This means the range registered within RIPE was splitted in 3 smaller pieces and each piece is used for the corresponding region. The problem is now that if somebody in US is requesting google.com he will be redirected because of a lookup of the IP to google.ch.
This is confusing users on the company network.
How can this situation be solved?
Is it possible to register the piece of the overall IP range to ARIN (and only this piece) ?
According to the customer it is not possible to register again ip-ranges at ARIN etc. there're too many impacts in his network infrastructure etc.
Anyone?
Thanks for an answer...
Peter
Someone from Swisscom could please contact me off list.
We are facing troubles with announcements through ASN3303.
Thank you
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Hi Swinoggers
What is the apropriate way to handle ipv6 reverse dns entrys for host
with automatic generated addresses?
I've got a local router which annouce a /64 (say 2001:db8:1:1::/64)
using a routing advertising daemon. Now the client gets an address (f.e
2001:db8:1:1:1234:cafe:deba:c1e) which has no rdns. Should I concern
having rdns for this automatic addresses? If yes how can that be
accomplished (with bind)?
Regards André
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Hello,
I'm looking for a ADSL 2 Router or a VDSL Router which has VLAN. It ist urgent, that it works fine.
Did somebody know a model which is working perfectly.
Greetings and a happy new Year
Xaver Aerni