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IETF Trip Report (abstract)
by Jill.Foster＠newcastle.ac.uk 08 Jan '93

08 Jan '93

Some of you may be interested in this report. -- Jill Abstract of Trip Report: Internet Engineering Task Force Jill Foster - Newcastle University, UK Chairman: RARE Information Services and User Support Working Group IETF - Washington: Nov 16-20, 1992 This report is about 1000 lines long - but is structured to allow you to skip over bits not of interest to you. My main reasons for attending (thanks to funding from RARE) were to: o represent RARE Information Services and User Support Working Group (which I chair) [RARE is the Association of European Research Networks] o join in the User Services and associated WG sessions. o co-chair a WG session on networked information retrieval tools. o co-chair a BOF session on network training materials. This informal report is in note form and deals mainly with the areas of User Support, Network Training and Networked Information Retrieval, although reports of the plenary sessions are also included. This report will be stored on the UK Mailbase Server. To retrieve a copy, email to Mailbase(a)mailbase.ac.uk with the following command in the body of the message: send wg-isus ietf.11.92 Alternatively use anonymous ftp to: mailbase.ac.uk file: pub/wg-isus/ietf.11.92 Jill Foster

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Name Change of General RIPE Mailing List
by Daniel Karrenberg 05 Jan '93

05 Jan '93

Dear Colleagues, a happy and successfull 1993 to you all! In 1992 it has happened more than once that an unsuspecting person sent a message which was intended for the RIPE chairpeople or the NCC to this whole list. Therefore we have decided that the name of the list for 1993 (and thereafter, funding permitting :-) shall be ripe-list(a)ripe.net and ripe(a)ripe.net will henceforth point to the duty mail person at the NCC. Any messages recieved here wich are clearly intended for the list will be forwarded of course. According to Internet custom the address for administrative requests concering the list is: ripe-list-request(a)ripe.net. The list is still unmoderated and we still encourage you to keep the volume of messages on this general list to a minimum by using more specific mailing lists where appropriate. To this end here is the list of current lists @ripe.net: chair RIPE chairpeople db-wg RIPE Database working group dns-wg DNS working group ip-provs List of IP service providers used exclusively to forward requests for service. local-ir Local Internet Registries maps-wg RIPE Mapping working group nidus-wg "Network Information Discovery and User Support" working group raec-wg "Relations between Academic, Educational and Commercial Networks" working group ripe-list the general RIPE mailing list ripe-op network operators ripe-org attendees of (past) RIPE meetings This list is included in ripe-list! routing-wg the Routing working group Again all the best for this year from the NCC. Daniel Karrenberg NCC Manager

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Important for RIPE 14 hotel bookings !!
by Marten Terpstra 04 Jan '93

04 Jan '93

Dear folks, Despite of what was mentioned earlier in the announcement and my latest message in the hostcount, hotel reservations must be in before January 8, so January 7th at the latest. **************************************************************** * For reasons beyond our control, a list of the KRYSTAL * * hotel guests must be completed on January 8, 1993, i.e. * * one day sooner than originally planned. Therefore, we * * must ask those of you who have not sent us their * * Accomodation Requests so far but who wish to take * * advantage of the special price in KRYSTAL, to register * * as soon as possible. We cannot accept any requests for * * accomodation which are delivered to us after January 7, * * 1993. We regret any inconvenience which this may cause * * to the RIPE members. * * * * Best regards, * * Organisers of the RIPE Meeting in Prague * ****************************************************************

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Autonomous System Number Request
by Steve Kennedy 04 Jan '93

04 Jan '93

Dear Sir/Madam, Please could you email me an autonomous system number form as we wish to apply for one. This is for the network CELLNET (158.230). Regards Steve Kennedy -- __| Steve Kennedy (UNIX Systems Team Leader) * / -- Cellnet / | \_ | _ _ Hanover House [tel +44 753 504233] < |___ \|/_)\ //_) 49-60 Borough Road [fax +44 753 504759] > | | __/|\_ \/ \_ London SE1 1DS / |_ _| |_|_| Email stevek(a)cellnet.co.uk (work) or (home) steve(a)gbnet.org |_|_| steve(a)marvin.demon.co.uk (dialup [PPP] Internet - SMTP) |_|_|

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RIPE DNS Hostcount December 1992
by Marten Terpstra 04 Jan '93

04 Jan '93

Friends, First of all, best wishes for 1993 once more. Below the last hostcount for 1992. Not much comments, just that CS and FI went down a bit, probably due to unreachable nameservers. Overall a nice increase of 12,500 to over 284,000. We have some catching up to do to reach 300,000 at the next RIPE meeting. Again the entire history is appended below, and all the output files can be fetched again from ftp.ripe.net:ripe/hostcount Before I forget, anyone who wishes to have their hotel for the next RIPE meeting to be reserved by the people in Prague, should send in the registration form before the end of this week. Also people who arrange their own hotel, but will be present at the RIPE meeting should send in a line to meeting(a)ripe.net, so that we and the people in Prague have some estimate on the number of people that will attend for all logistics. See you in Prague, -Marten ---------- RIPE DNS Hostcount Previous Count : Mon Nov 30 1992 This Count : Thu Dec 31 1992 CY SOA COUNTED DUPL REAL CHANGE ============================================================ al 1 0 0 0 0 at 201 8786 52 8734 + 506 be 34 2076 68 2008 + 111 bg 1 0 0 0 0 by 0 0 0 0 0 ch 112 23120 169 22951 + 1236 cs 40 962 72 890 - 22 de 997 62461 1166 61295 + 2511 dk 85 4949 48 4901 + 5 dz 0 0 0 0 0 ee 8 67 0 67 + 3 es 186 5574 91 5483 + 3 fi 164 19042 473 18569 - 460 fr 334 25243 499 24744 + 1051 gb 1 5 0 5 + 1 gr 42 697 150 547 + 56 hr 0 0 0 0 0 hu 6 491 2 489 + 389 ie 29 1128 13 1115 + 133 is 15 748 9 739 + 29 it 217 7212 105 7107 + 240 il 42 3640 54 3586 + 169 lt 1 0 0 0 0 lu 6 110 0 110 + 2 lv 1 7 0 7 0 nl 294 24443 397 24046 + 488 no 361 18837 268 18569 + 1329 pl 79 1573 10 1563 + 552 pt 62 1838 41 1797 + 1797 ro 0 0 0 0 0 se 355 25379 224 25155 + 535 si 1 1 0 1 0 su 127 52 0 52 + 2 tn 2 12 0 12 0 ua 0 0 0 0 0 uk 435 56048 6227 49821 + 1913 va 0 0 0 0 0 yu 2 11 0 11 0 ============================================================ 4241 294512 10138 284374 +12579 History Oct 1990 31724 Nov 1990 33665 Dec 1990 29230 Jan 1991 43832 Feb 1991 - Mar 1991 44506 Apr 1991 46948 May 1991 - Jun 1991 63267 Jul 1991 - Aug 1991 73069 Sep 1991 92834 Oct 1991 104824 Nov 1991 129652 Dec 1991 - Jan 1992 - Feb 1992 161434 Mar 1992 167939 Apr 1992 170050 May 1992 182528 Jun 1992 196758 Jul 1992 213017 Aug 1992 221951 Sep 1992 232522 Oct 1992 254585 Nov 1992 271795 Dec 1992 284374

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Happy New Year from IP connected Bulgaria
by danbo!daniel＠relay.EU.net 31 Dec '92

31 Dec '92

I guess we made it in 1992! Still not very reliable, but if you have some luck, you may try either Varna.BG.EU.net (134.222.7.2), or 192.92.129.1 (should be danbo.digsys.bg) some day soon... Best Wishes from Bulgaria! Daniel

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Re: NSFnet stats
by Susan Horvath 28 Dec '92

28 Dec '92

Olivier, Yes, CA*NET and the CERN traffic to NSFNET were still on the T1 in November. We did register some data losses with the T3 traffic-by-network data in early November, but I suspect that most of the differences that you noted were due to the fact that much of the international traffic did not cross the T3 backbone. Even though the Country report is explicitly labelled as representing only the T3 traffic, I can understand the likelihood of misinterpretation and have removed the report from nic.merit.edu. The upcoming December report should be complete, and I don't expect any problems. If you find something that doesn't make sense, please let me know, and we'll try to track it down. Susan Horvath Merit/NSFNET Information Services ------- Forwarded Message > I am very sorry to appear as a trouble maker once more but I have very seri ous > doubts about the accuracy of the traffic figures below with respect to the > countries served by the CERN-Cornell T1 line in november 1992. > > With regard to October 92, we measures 34 GBytes for traffic US<-->NL for > example, which is twice as much as what is indicated below, and I can > give other examples, e.g. Italy, Switzerland, Austria where the statistics > below appear to be seriously wrong, i.e. by a factor 2 at least! > > The only explanation I can offer is that the CERN-Cornell line was still > connected to the NSFnet T1 backbone last month, as was also the case for > CA*NET, which probably explain why CANADA is less active than Iceland, > whereas I remember Canada ranking 2nd some time ago! > > I personally have nothing against Iceland or Lapeland, but I hope that > the december 92 figure will be more accurate, following the dismantling > of the T1 backbone on december 2. > > Since any traffic statistics, in particular the intercontinental ones, > may be exploited for purposes other than purely technical ones, I would > very much appreciate that due mention of the possible inaccuracy of the > traffic figures for some European countries be explicitely and publicly > mentioned. > > With my advance thanks. > > Let me also take this opportunity to wish you all a merry xmas and a very > happy new year. > Olivier ------- End Forwarded Message

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Re: NSFnet stats
by Mike Norris 26 Dec '92

26 Dec '92

I suspect Olivier is right. One of Ireland's two Internet gateways reports external traffic as 4.5 Gbytes for Nov 92; it is reckoned that most of this traffic is with and via NSFnet. Hank reports 1.6 Gbytes to and from Ireland, and this may not include some VMnet stuff, but Ireland's other gateway is for NetNews, which seems to average about 1 Gbyte a month or more. I hope you have had a happy Christmas and will have a prosperous new year. Cheers. Mike (voice: +353.1.612748)

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seasons greetings
by RIPE NCC Staff 21 Dec '92

21 Dec '92

Dear colleagues, We would like to thank all of you for a year of splendid cooperation during the first 3/4 year of NCC operation and for all your support during 1992. We would like to wish you all a merry X-mas and the best wishes for all of you in 1993, and hope to continue the excellent cooperation in the coming year. Thank you all, Anne, Daniel and Marten

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Re: NSFnet stats
by ber＠sunet.se 21 Dec '92

21 Dec '92

>I am very sorry to appear as a trouble maker once more but I have very >serious doubts about the accuracy of the traffic figures below with >respect to the countries served by the CERN-Cornell T1 line in november >1992. Neither as seen from NORDUnet this statistics seems to match what we have. The traffic figures below are from the cisco byte counters: Megabytes during 9211 Input Output Finland 94542.6 35745.9 Sweden 78218.7 82664.5 Norway 22082.6 42003.5 Denmark 12031.6 25876.1 Iceland 1048.4 2394.6 Poland 470.4 4321.9 Tartu/Estonia 534.7 1929.5 Tallinn/Estonia 314.6 1620.8 -------- Bjorn Eriksen SUNET/NORDUnet Operation Center, KTH Phone: +46 8 7906513 Fax: +46 8 241179 ber(a)sunet.se

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