[atlas]Upgrades today

On 10.11 09:07, Henk Uijterwaal wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> > 2. You can now set the probe's details (geolocation and description) using
> > the butting in the top right corner of the probe status page.
> 
> I'm having a problem with that.  When I enter "Rozendaal", it only knows
> about this place in Zuid Holland, not the one where I live.  I then took
> out my GPS and copied the coordinates from there.  However, the GPS
> gives {N|S|E|W}degrees:minutes:seconds, how do I correctly enter that?
> Third attemp: move the arrow on the map.  However, one can enlarge the
> map but not move it around.  The arrow starts in the wrong place, where I
> live is off the map.

We will improve that. My soloution was to use approximate decimal LAT/LONG
and then I could use the map. 
BTW: My birthplace Duesseldorf, a twon with >400k people is not in there either,
neither in the form of Dusseldorf or with the umlaut.

> > 3. All currently known probes will do an automatic firmware update somewhere
> > in the next 12 hours. (As of now, about one third of them have already done
> > this.) You don't have to do anything about this. The new firmware (version
> > 3820) has:
> > a) the ability to continuously ping the first two "hops" (as in a
> > traceroute) on IPv4;
> 
> OK, so it is now probing the router (192.168.0.1) and firewall (10.0.0.138),
> which isn't very useful (they are in the same cabinet, +/- 1 m apart).  I
> agree that my setup is a bit unusual, but still, I don't think that pinging
> 10.0.0.138 (the default of any adsl modem) is usual.  Would it be an idea
> to exclude 192.168/16 and 10/8 from the ping list?

We want the first couple of hops, because it will provide us with a crude
way of compensating for user traffic. 

Daniel