On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 21:59:05 EDT, "Edward F. Klimowicz" said:
> Trying to access from Philadelphia to Wilwaukee, I get erratic network drops
> going through Time Warner Telecom. Anyone aware of any issue? This
> apparently started around 7:30p EDT.
Yeah, some skript kiddies with an IOS exploit were causing BGP flaps.
Not really - but if there were, that would be almost the only way it could
be on-topic for full-disclosure.
I don't suppose you have anything more specific to go on, like an actual
traceroute or something? Or other data that explains why you think it's
Time Warner rather than their up/downstream?
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> Trying to access from Philadelphia to Wilwaukee, I get erratic network drops
> going through Time Warner Telecom. Anyone aware of any issue? This
> apparently started around 7:30p EDT.
Yeah, some skript kiddies with an IOS exploit were causing BGP flaps.
Not really - but if there were, that would be almost the only way it could
be on-topic for full-disclosure.
I don't suppose you have anything more specific to go on, like an actual
traceroute or something? Or other data that explains why you think it's
Time Warner rather than their up/downstream?
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