[ietf78-tech] URGENT! Re: VMware images, where are they.
Chris Elliott
chelliot at pobox.com
Thu Jun 17 08:25:37 PDT 2010
We can have Verilan route 130.129.5/24 to ripe...
Just kidding. Not worth the trouble for a week.
Enjoy!
Chris.
P.S. Billo--thanks on the reply to all. Works great. Now I get to blame you
when I accidentally post that embarrassing message to a list...
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 11:11 AM, Menno Schepers <mschepers at ripe.net> wrote:
> ACK.
>
> Will leave it alone until you say it's safe for us to announce..
>
> Might not even bother announcing it and instead setup a linux box to serve
> as NAT gateway for the IETF vm's to acess the interwebs and SSH access
> server, from which you can then SSH further onto the machiens.
>
> -Menno
>
>
>
> On 6/17/10 17:01 , Jim Martin wrote:
>
>> I just realized that we have a conflict with 130.129/16. Please don't
>> announce it!
>>
>> The ICANN meeting is in Brussles next week and our friends at Verilan
>> asked to borrow the block. Announcing it out of ripe would cause lots of
>> trouble right about now. Sorry!
>>
>> We can advertise it after next week.
>>
>> -Jim
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Jun 17, 2010, at 7:55 AM, Chris Elliott <chelliot at pobox.com
>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>> wrote:
>>
>> You should be seeing about 60kBps. Which means it should take about 20
>>> hours to download. Please let me know if that's about what you're
>>> seeing now.
>>>
>>> On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Chris Elliott <
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>chelliot at pobox.com
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Menno,
>>>
>>> I see you copying the files to <http://osx6.ripe.net>osx6.ripe.net
>>> <http://osx6.ripe.net>. Wej (Bill Jensen) was also copying them up
>>> to the Univ. of Wisconsin. I've asked him to hold off so you can
>>> better utilize my meager upload bandwidth.
>>>
>>> Hopefully it'll speed up now. Please let me know if you have any
>>> problems or if it's just too slow. I could sneaker-net them to
>>> somewhere with a bigger pipe, if necessary.
>>>
>>> Chris.
>>>
>>> On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 10:49 AM, Menno Schepers <
>>> <mailto:mschepers at ripe.net>mschepers at ripe.net
>>> <mailto:mschepers at ripe.net>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Chris,
>>>
>>> Thanks, I'm downloading them since this morning:
>>>
>>> ietf-mgmt.before.ietf78.tgz 29% 1176MB 59.9KB/s 13:20:27 ET
>>>
>>> Should be in by Monday. Then I'll try to fire 'm up.
>>>
>>> -Menno
>>>
>>>
>>> On 6/17/10 06:45 , Chris Elliott wrote:
>>>
>>> Menno,
>>>
>>> OK--VM's are intact and I've tried to undo some of the
>>> damage we did in
>>> Anaheim with funky addressing, etc.
>>>
>>> You can get to the VM images here:
>>>
>>> scp
>>> <mailto:ietf78 at chelliot.dyndns.org>ietf78 at chelliot.dyndns.org
>>> <mailto:ietf78 at chelliot.dyndns.org>
>>> <
>>> <http://chelliot.dyndns.org>http://chelliot.dyndns.org
>>> >://Users/ietf78/ietf-*
>>> <local_path>
>>>
>>>
>>> The two files are ietf-mgmt.before.ietf78.tgz and
>>> ietf-services.before.ietf78.tgz. There's the main VM and a
>>> snapshot in each.
>>>
>>> The password is ******, but replace the e's with 3's. This
>>> is also the
>>>
>>> password for the admin accounts on the VM's.
>>>
>>> Note that this is my home machine, so it may take quite a
>>> while to get
>>> them. They are 3.9 and 3.1G respectively.
>>>
>>> ietf-services is on 130.129.5.6 and expects a router at
>>> 130.129.5.1.
>>> Ditto for v6. Note that it will become a DNS/DHCP/etc.
>>> server, so don't
>>> put it somewhere that will be an issue.
>>> ietf-mgmt is on both 130.129.1.12 and 130.129.5.12. Ditto
>>> on v6 here as
>>> well. Expects a router at .1. Will probably start trying
>>> to manage
>>> things on 130.129/16, but shouldn't do any harm. Expects
>>> to get DNS from
>>> ietf-services at 130.129.5.6, as well as probably NTP, etc.
>>>
>>> Despite the addressing table I sent out earlier, it
>>> appears that
>>> ietf-mgmt is expecting 130.129.1.0 to be a /24, not /23.
>>> However, as a
>>> host, it won't really matter much if the router is setup
>>> to do proxy
>>> arp. And for our purposes now, it makes no difference.
>>>
>>> I cranked down the memory and CPU's on the VM's. You might
>>> want to crank
>>> them back up, depending on the host system. They were 1G
>>> mem or so and
>>> ietf-services had two cores allocated to it. They're down
>>> to 512M and
>>> one core each. Had to fit them on my core duo 2G machine...
>>>
>>> Please let me know if this works for you.
>>>
>>> Enjoy!
>>> Chris.
>>>
>>> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Chris Elliott <
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>chelliot at pobox.com
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>
>>> <mailto: <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>chelliot at pobox.com
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Forgot to copy the list...wish there was some way to
>>> default to
>>> reply all in gmail...
>>>
>>> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Chris Elliott <
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>chelliot at pobox.com
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>
>>> <mailto: <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>chelliot at pobox.com
>>> <mailto:chelliot at pobox.com>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Menno,
>>>
>>> I have found the VM's. I'm bringing the up on my laptop
>>> briefly
>>> so I can get you the requisite information on them. I will
>>> then
>>> find a place to share them so you can download them. They are
>>> about 13GB total, so I will need to find somewhere to put
>>> them.
>>> I can host them here at my house, but it'll be a bit slow. If
>>> you have a site I can drop them that would probably be better.
>>>
>>>
>>> In the meantime, here's some details:
>>>
>>>
>>> VLAN's: I just uploaded an old document that I found on the
>>> VLAN's we've used. It's from IETF72 Dublin. However, I think
>>> it's close enough to start with. I've put it in a Google Docs
>>> spreadsheet that's here:
>>>
>>> <
>>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhIPTCjz0stDdDgtX0oxcndoNUtPdkRXWmdKdERFQnc&hl=en
>>> >
>>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhIPTCjz0stDdDgtX0oxcndoNUtPdkRXWmdKdERFQnc&hl=en
>>> <
>>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhIPTCjz0stDdDgtX0oxcndoNUtPdkRXWmdKdERFQnc&hl=en
>>> >
>>> <
>>> <
>>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhIPTCjz0stDdDgtX0oxcndoNUtPdkRXWmdKdERFQnc&hl=en
>>> >
>>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhIPTCjz0stDdDgtX0oxcndoNUtPdkRXWmdKdERFQnc&hl=en
>>> <
>>> http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhIPTCjz0stDdDgtX0oxcndoNUtPdkRXWmdKdERFQnc&hl=en
>>> >>
>>>
>>> This document is editable by anyone that has this link. Please
>>> feel free to update it as needed. This applies to anyone
>>> on this
>>> list.
>>>
>>> I'm also attaching a text version.
>>>
>>> Once we have the VM's up we can use the Wiki to hold this kind
>>> of information.
>>>
>>>
>>> Addressing: This is all from memory, and out of date. I'll
>>> update once I get the VM's running.
>>>
>>> The routers typically live at (IPv4) .1, .2, and .3, with
>>> .1 the
>>> virtual router address, on all the subnets. I believe that
>>> it's
>>> the equivalent for v6 (:1, :2, :3), but someone slap me if I'm
>>> wrong.
>>>
>>> The VM host machine and the VM's live primarily on the Server
>>> VLAN (vlan 5, 130.129.5.0/24 <http://130.129.5.0/24> <
>>> <http://130.129.5.0/24>http://130.129.5.0/24>,
>>>
>>> 2001:df8:0:5::/64), but may have additional interfaces. For
>>> example, the Management VM also has an address on the
>>> Management
>>> VLAN (vlan 1, 130.129.1.0/23 <http://130.129.1.0/23> <
>>> <http://130.129.1.0/23>http://130.129.1.0/23>,
>>>
>>> 2001:df8::/64).
>>>
>>> The host machines we've used with Verilan were called
>>> Peter and
>>> Egon and were addressed at 130.129.5.6 and 130.129.5.7, with a
>>> virtual address at 130.129.5.5 used for services like DNS
>>> (equivalent addresses for v6). However, we transistioned to
>>> using VM's and I can't remember for sure what their addresses
>>> were (.10 and .11???). Once I find the VM's...
>>>
>>>
>>> Enjoy!
>>> Chris.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 4:59 AM, Menno Schepers
>>> < <mailto:mschepers at ripe.net>mschepers at ripe.net
>>> <mailto:mschepers at ripe.net> <mailto:
>>> <mailto:mschepers at ripe.net>mschepers at ripe.net
>>> <mailto:mschepers at ripe.net>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Can we get the VMware images of the virtuals? If you could
>>> send me a
>>> login details for ssh so I could scp them to here or
>>> something similar
>>> that would be great.
>>>
>>> Also a list of used vlan's and their IP ranges and gateway
>>> ip's used for
>>> the router.
>>>
>>> -Menno
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