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[atlas] packet loss seen by probes to labs.ripe.net?
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Wilfried Woeber, UniVie/ACOnet
Woeber at CC.UniVie.ac.at
Thu Nov 3 11:19:26 CET 2011
Robert Kisteleki wrote: [...] > I'll try to confirm this with people who know more about the Labs > architecture. But if I'm right (I think I am), then Atlas is measuring > precisely what it should... and as a by-product, also its own growth :-) Hi Robert, nice line of thought :-) Actually, from a purely technical point of view, I agree with your interpretation. >From a probe-herder's point of view, this behaviour sent me on a bounty hunt on our end, to find out why there is packet loss between our office network and the labs site :-) > Regards, > Robert I think both ends did learn a little by this :-) Wilfried. PS: please do not take away the Labs (or another dedicated for ATLAS) target "at the NCC", I consider that a nice reference point for connectivity
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