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[atlas] adding a device
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folkert
folkert at vanheusden.com
Sun Aug 4 01:29:03 CEST 2013
Hi,
Yesterday I received a probe-device at a conference. I entered the
details in the website (which was a lot of fun: finding out the ipv4
prefix(?!) - I ended up trying a couple of entries found in the whois
info of my ipv4 address, also in what format should I enter the
mac-address?) but the device does not appear in the "My probes" list.
Even after a couple of hours.
I verified that it got an ip4-address from the dhcp server and also
radvd is happily announcing the ipv6-prefix in that segment.
Furthermore: I see that the probe is doing all kinds of network traffic
to the internet. So the device at itself seems to work.
What can be wrong?
Folkert van Heusden
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