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Jeremy Duncan's Discussions
GoGoSERVER Virtual Machine Image?
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Hey guys, just wondering if you all were going to release a VMWare and/or Hyper-V Virtual Machine version of the GoGOSERVER. Seeing as how virtually all datacenters in the enterprise and provider…Continue
Tags: hyper-v, ipv6, esx, vmware, gogoserver
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gerold Krötlinger Dec 18, 2012.
Montreal issues again...
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Looks like montreal.freenet6.net is acting up again. I have been fine for about a month and then now I get "tunnel negotiation failed" I am set to "v6anyv4" so not sure what's up with that.. Here's…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jasper Oct 15, 2011.
Montreal server issues
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Seems that montreal.freenet6.com is having some issues again. PING montreal.freenet6.net (64.86.88.116) 56(84) bytes of data.From 64.86.88.116 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable^CFrom…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by lvlinux Jul 12, 2011.
Freenet service down for the last day?
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I haven't been able to connect to any of the freenet servers (montreal, etc) for the last 24 hours. I keep getting the "Failed to contact TSP listener at.." error. It's been working fine for the last…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeremy Duncan Jan 29, 2011.
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Jeremy Duncan replied to Yurie Rich's discussion 'IPv6 Certifications' in the group gogoNET LIVE! 3 Group"Carl, I don't think he's saying giving speakers the HE and IPv6 Forum certs for just being speakers. I think he means having the infrastructure (classes and testing terminals) available to test anyone at the conference.
Having said…"
Jeremy Duncan replied to Dale Geesey's discussion 'US Government (USG) Track' in the group gogoNET LIVE! 3 Group"Would you like anything from the DoD? Like a certain DoD Agency's IPv6 enterprise network deployment?"
Alan Childs replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'How to change the gogoc linux RADVD options'"You can make some radvd related on changes, on a linux system, via the /etc/gogoc/template/linux.sh file. Around line ~260. Search for "rtadvd.conf made by gogoCLIENT"
I edited the file to add some RDNSS and DNSSL settings for my intranet."
Markku Miettinen replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'How to change the gogoc linux RADVD options'"Wonder what was the real solution?"
Jeremy Duncan replied to Ben Coleman's discussion 'Montreal appears to be down'"So, this seems to happen every couple of weeks. Maybe a regular reboot would fix this?"
Jeremy Duncan replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'GoGoSERVER Virtual Machine Image?'"If you were interested, we could also host it internally and test it on our Virtual datacenter?"
Jeremy Duncan posted a discussionGoGoSERVER Virtual Machine Image?
Hey guys, just wondering if you all were going to release a VMWare and/or Hyper-V Virtual Machine version of the GoGOSERVER. Seeing as how virtually all datacenters in the enterprise and provider space are going virtual it would be an good sell. What do you think?See More
Jeremy Duncan replied to flapane's discussion 'Montreal server still down'"I am having the same issue. Seems like it needs to be rebooted again."
Jasper replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal issues again...'"On Windows, my gogoCLIENT simply says "Server too busy." The thing is, it's the only North American server (there are two in Europe and one in Australia)."
Jeremy Duncan replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal issues again...'"yep, that did it. I am now connected again."
Mikael Lind replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal issues again...'"Couldn't see anything wrong in the logs but I rebooted just in case."
Jeremy Duncan posted a discussionMontreal issues again...
Looks like montreal.freenet6.net is acting up again. I have been fine for about a month and then now I get "tunnel negotiation failed" I am set to "v6anyv4" so not sure what's up with that.. Here's my full log: Establishing connection to server montreal.freenet6.net using reliable UDP.Using TSP protocol version 2.0.2.Retrieving TSP capabilities from Server.RUDP packet 0, RTO 2.000000, sequence 0xf00000f0 timestamp 208.No RUDP reply.RUDP packet 1, RTO 2.000000, sequence 0xf00000f0 timestamp…See More
Dallam Oliver-Lee replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal server issues'"Confirmed working. All good here."
Mikael Lind replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal server issues'"Connection is now restored and everything should be back to normal."
Mikael Lind replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal server issues'"Still working on restoring the connection. Hopefully it will be back tomorrow."
James Knott replied to Jeremy Duncan's discussion 'Montreal server issues'"Same here. Any word on when Montreal will be restored? It's been down all weekend.
Perhaps we should ask for our money back. ;-)
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- Jeremy Duncan is currently the IPv6 Network Architect for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). While at DTRA, Jeremy developed the IPv6 enterprise architecture, transition and test and evaluation master plan. Currently, he is leading up DTRA's IPv6 implementation on the NIPRNet slated for completion in 2011. Jeremy is also employed as Senior Director of IPv6 Network Services at Command Information.
Previously, he has experience in IPv6 test and evaluation with the JITC in 2005-2008 as a Marine Corps Captain. While there he developed the DoD IPv6 Product Certification Program within the DoD Approved Products List (APL), and authored the DoD IPv6 Generic Test Plan. He holds a Masters of Science in Information Systems, and is the inventor on 3 patents-pending for IPv6 cyber security deep-packet inspection algorithms.
Jeremy Duncan's Blog
Enterprise IPv6 Testing, my presentation from GoGoNET Live!
Hey all, here's my presentation. Shoot me note if you have any questions. I had a great time, great honor to be here!
Click here --> Enterprise IPv6 TandE - GoGoNet.pdf
Click here --> Enterprise IPv6 TandE - GoGoNet.pdf
Posted on November 3, 2010 at 7:42pm
A Renewed IPv6 Commitment in the United States?
I am sure by now that you have heard about the U.S. Government’s new “game changing” IPv6 implementation memo. It is being hailed the new kick behind a lagging IPv6 roll-out within the Federal Government. On 28 September, US Government CIO, Vivek Kundra and the Obama Administration essentially mandated two things to all Federal…
ContinuePosted on October 6, 2010 at 11:00pm
The Importance of IPv6 Integration Testing in the Enterprise (presentation @ GoGoNET Live) - Jeremy Duncan
Large-scale performance, interoperability (and sometimes security) testing is being done on single devices for IPv6 right now. In fact, this has been going on for almost 10 years under the guise of the IPv6 Ready Logo program. However, as the everyday, run-of-the-mill enterprise is building out an IPv6 implementation, integration testing must be an absolute requirement. I will discuss the importance of… Continue
Posted on October 6, 2010 at 10:30pm
US Gov’t IPv6 FAR is now in effect, now what?
{Blog cross-posted by Jeremy Duncan: http://www.commandinformation.com/blog/?p=139}
It was half a decade in the making (2005) , but the U.S. Government’s IPv6 Federal Acquisition Requirement (FAR) is now in effect today, 1 July 2010. In most DoD and civilian agencies, this milestone passed without much fanfare. In fact, many of these agencies are still trying to figure out how to… Continue
It was half a decade in the making (2005) , but the U.S. Government’s IPv6 Federal Acquisition Requirement (FAR) is now in effect today, 1 July 2010. In most DoD and civilian agencies, this milestone passed without much fanfare. In fact, many of these agencies are still trying to figure out how to… Continue
Posted on July 1, 2010 at 10:11am — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 8:01pm on November 4, 2010,
Thomas Maufer said… - Sorry I missed you today. Sadly, I had to leave shortly after lunch. I'll be in DC next week at the DGI event. If you'll be there, let's have lunch.
- At 2:51pm on November 4, 2010,
Silvia Hagen said… - Thanks ;-) I just learned yesterday that there's a kindle version. someone even had it on his iphone ;-) times are changing
- At 7:55pm on November 3, 2010,
Carl Holzhauer said… - Liked your presentation. The nice thing about IPv6 is that we were able to roll it out at our corporation and no one knew the difference...and we did it live during the work day.
- At 9:34am on October 19, 2009,
Bruce Sinclair said… - hmm... I don't remember you looking so... corporate ;-)
- At 9:24am on October 19, 2009, Bruce Sinclair said…
- Hey Jeremy, welcome... good to see you here.
- At 9:21am on October 19, 2009,
TJ said…
- Social networking, for the win?
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