Re: [LUG] OT help request

[Jon Lawrence <jon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Do we have anyone who does BGP routing related stuff fulltime? - my
> experience is Internet routing people often live their own little lives
> - just doing routing. The nice folks at NANOG can probably explain what
> you are seeing (although technically off topic), whether they can
> explain what to do about it to Eclipse is another question.
>
> [root@xxxxxx /root]# traceroute 82.145.32.65
> traceroute to 82.145.32.65 (82.145.32.65), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
>  1  anchor-du-17.access.demon.net (195.173.57.17)  65.878 ms  89.521 ms
>  78.400
> ms
>  2  anchor-core-21-fxp3.router.demon.net (195.173.57.251)  69.277 ms
> 70.498 ms
>  68.948 ms
>  3  anchor-border-1-4-0-2-3.router.demon.net (158.152.0.185)  67.837 ms
>  88.050
> ms  79.228 ms
>  4  linx1.teleglobe.net (195.66.224.51)  77.511 ms  89.757 ms  81.288 ms
>  5  if-0-0-0.bb2.London.Teleglobe.net (195.219.96.81)  75.686 ms  89.429
> ms  78.876 ms
>  6  ix-3-1-0-822.bb2.London.Teleglobe.net (195.219.2.34)  98.120 ms
> 109.532 ms
>  98.939 ms
>  7  wi2.westloc.com (82.145.32.2)  97.934 ms  109.961 ms  98.754 ms
>  8  wc3-2.westloc.com (82.145.32.65)  98.339 ms  99.502 ms  108.331 ms
>
> 32.2 is one hop shorter - nothing odd from here.
That's what I'd expect - 32.2 to be one hop shorter.
I'll have a chat with the routing guys at the RIPE meeting in a fortnight. If 
they can come up with some ideas for eclipse then all the better. If not then 
I'll be changing my ADSL to someone we peer directly with.

Thanks for everyone's help on this one.

Jon


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