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1 From allocation to doubling IPv6 traffic at de-cix in 58 days Florian Obser Hostserver GmbH
2 Prolog
3 Was ist IPv6?
4 Was ist ein Netzwerk?
5 Was ist ein Computer?
6 Was ist ein User?
7 Wer bin ich?
8 Jack of all trades
9 layer 2 layer 8 support
10 Hostserver GmbH
11 Programmierer
12 Perl
13 Java
14 PHP, Lisp, Erlang, Python...
15 Administrator
16 Linux
17 Web / Mail / DB Server
18 OpenBSD
19 Router / Firewall / Loadbalancer
20 : sixxs home
21 : sixxs office
22 : sixxs datacenter
23
24 Erfahrungsbericht
25 kein Howto
26 : Rechenzentrumsumzug^W Erweiterung unserer Hostingfläche
27 Interxion Fra5
28 DE-CIX Access Switch steht nebenan
29 : your circuit has been delivered.
30 : (größerer) Transitprovider - wir möchten mit euch peeren
31 + free IPv6 transit (!)
32
33 : de-cix session zu route-servern
34 de-cix: IPv6?
35 Wir: ähm... hm... nö
36 : weitere peerings Wie, ihr habt kein v6? Wird aber Zeit! 1!11!
37 Wie geht das?
38 Ripe klicken [1] [2] [1] [2]
39 % IPv6 First Allocation Request Form % RIPE NCC members can use this form to request their first IPv6 Allocation. % Please see % for instructions on how to complete this form. #[GENERAL INFORMATION]# % % Please add your RegID. request-type: ipv6-first-alloc form-version: 1.1 X-ncc-regid:?!? [...]
40 raten
41 % IPv6 First Allocation Request Form % RIPE NCC members can use this form to request their first IPv6 Allocation. % Please see % for instructions on how to complete this form. #[GENERAL INFORMATION]# % % Please add your RegID. request-type: ipv6-first-alloc form-version: 1.1 X-ncc-regid: de.hostserver [...]
42 [...] #[REQUESTER TEMPLATE]# % % Please add your contact details. name: phone: fax-no: nic-hdl: [...]
43 $ whois -T inetnum
44 [...] #[REQUESTER TEMPLATE]# % % Please add your contact details. name: Marcus Schaefer phone: fax-no: ripe@hostserver.de nic-hdl: MS1 [...]
45 [...] #[REQUIRED INFORMATION]# % % Do you accept the IPv6 Address Allocation and Assignment % Policy? (Yes/No) Confirmation: % If you have any online information about your future % IPv6 services, please add the URL below. website: [...]
46 [...] #[REQUIRED INFORMATION]# % % Do you accept the IPv6 Address Allocation and Assignment % Policy? (Yes/No) confirmation: yes % If you have any online information about your future % IPv6 services, please add the URL below. website: [...]
47 [...] #[REQUIRED INFORMATION]# % % Do you accept the IPv6 Address Allocation and Assignment % Policy? (Yes/No) confirmation: yes % If you have any online information about your future % IPv6 services, please add the URL below. website: [...]
48 [...] #[OVERVIEW OF ORGANISATION TEMPLATE]# % % Please add a short description of your organisation. org-description: % If your organisation has IPv6 allocations from any of the Regional % Internet Registries (RIR), please list the ranges below. other-allocation: % Will the whole organisation use the requested allocation? If % another part of the organisation will request separate IPv6 % address space from any RIR, please inform us below. (Whole/Part) for-whole-or-part-of-the-organisation: [...]
49 [...] #[OVERVIEW OF ORGANISATION TEMPLATE]# % % Please add a short description of your organisation. org-description: Hostserver GmbH is an HostingProvider (ISP). We will make IPv6 connectivity available to all our managed dedicated server and webspace customers % If your organisation has IPv6 allocations from any of the Regional % Internet Registries (RIR), please list the ranges below. other-allocation: % Will the whole organisation use the requested allocation? If % another part of the organisation will request separate IPv6 % address space from any RIR, please inform us below. (Whole/Part) for-whole-or-part-of-the-organisation: [...]
50 [...] #[OVERVIEW OF ORGANISATION TEMPLATE]# % % Please add a short description of your organisation. org-description: Hostserver GmbH is an HostingProvider (ISP). We will make IPv6 connectivity available to all our managed dedicated server and webspace customers % If your organisation has IPv6 allocations from any of the Regional % Internet Registries (RIR), please list the ranges below. other-allocation: none % Will the whole organisation use the requested allocation? If % another part of the organisation will request separate IPv6 % address space from any RIR, please inform us below. (Whole/Part) for-whole-or-part-of-the-organisation: [...]
51 [...] #[OVERVIEW OF ORGANISATION TEMPLATE]# % % Please add a short description of your organisation. org-description: Hostserver GmbH is an HostingProvider (ISP). We will make IPv6 connectivity available to all our managed dedicated server and webspace customers % If your organisation has IPv6 allocations from any of the Regional % Internet Registries (RIR), please list the ranges below. other-allocation: none % Will the whole organisation use the requested allocation? If % another part of the organisation will request separate IPv6 % address space from any RIR, please inform us below. (Whole/Part) for-whole-or-part-of-the-organisation: whole [...]
52 #[IPv6 ALLOCATION USAGE PLAN]# % % When will you use this address space? % % Subnet Within Within % size (/nn) 3 months 1 year Within 2 years Purpose
53 #[IPv6 ALLOCATION USAGE PLAN]# % % When will you use this address space? % % Subnet Within Within Within % size (/nn) 3 months 1 year 2 years Purpose Subnet: /48 Subnet: /48 Subnet: /39 x x - x - shared hosting ( 256 /56s) infrastructure ( 256 /56s) server customers ( 512 /48s)
54 #[DATABASE TEMPLATE(S)]# % % Please complete all of the fields below. % % You can find more information on how to complete these fields % in the supporting notes (ipv6-first-alloc-support.html). inet6num: netname: descr: country: org: admin-c: <leave empty> <leave empty> <add LIR organisation name> <add country code> <add org-id> <add nic-hdl of administrative contact> tech-c: <add nic-hdl of technical contact> status: mnt-by: mnt-lower: mnt-routes: notify: changed: source: ALLOCATED-BY-RIR RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT <add mntner name> <add mntner name> <add address> hostmaster@ripe.net RIPE
55 $ whois -T inetnum
56 #[DATABASE TEMPLATE(S)]# % % Please complete all of the fields below. % % You can find more information on how to complete these fields % in the supporting notes (ipv6-first-alloc-support.html). inet6num: netname: descr: country: Org: admin-c: admin-c: tech-c: tech-c: status: mnt-by: mnt-lower: mnt-routes: notify: changed: source: <leave empty> <leave empty> Hostserver GmbH DE ORG-HG5-RIPE MS1 RH1 FO89-RIPE SB5901-RIPE ALLOCATED-BY-RIR RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT HOSTSERVER-MNT HOSTSERVER-MNT noc@hostserver.de hostmaster@ripe.net RIPE
57 #[INSERT SUPPLEMENTAL COMMENTS]# % % Please add more information if you have specific addressing needs. <add more information> #[END of REQUEST]#
58 #[INSERT SUPPLEMENTAL COMMENTS]# % % Please add more information if you have specific addressing needs. We will make IPv6 connectivity available first to our infrastructure (1 /56) and shared hosting customers (1 /56 for each shared server). In the next phase dedicated server customers ( 1-n servers ) who ask for IPv6 connectivity will be provided with a /48. At this stage all new customers will be provided with a /48. In the last phase all remaining dedicated server customers without IPv6 connectivity will be asked / persuaded to use IPv6 connectivity and provided with a /48 #[END of REQUEST]#
59 fertig
60 : IPv6 prefix 2a00:15a8::/32 allocated to de.hostserver
61 ripe db update
62 route6 Objekt anlegen (Testsystem)
63 "Whois is experiencing problems, please try your query again in a few minutes." $ whois -h whois-test.ripe.net [...] Timeout
64 To:
65 Antwort: works for me
66 !
67 *clickety click*
68 *debug*
69 Aha!
70 $ ifconfig fgrep inet6 inet6 addr: 2a01:198:2fb:3:46:4c4f:5249:414e/64 Scope:Global
71 $ whois -h FO1-TEST % ************************************************** % This is TEST version of the v3 RIPE database % The objects are in RPSL format. [...]
72 Ripe signature: ============================================================ Visit the one-stop website that explains everything you need to know about IPv6. ============================================================
73 Update live whois db + Netz announcen
74 1. fall-out: bgpmon.net
75 $ ping6 -c1 2a00:15a8::1 PING 2a00:15a8::1(2a00:15a8::1) 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 2a00:15a8::1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=59 time=56.2 ms --- 2a00:15a8::1 ping statistics --1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 0ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = /56.237/56.237/0.000 ms
76 Yay!
77
78 Und jetzt?
79 ...
80 RFC 1925
81 The Twelve Networking Truths
82 (4) Some things in life can never be fully appreciated nor understood unless experienced firsthand. Some things in networking can never be fully understood by someone who neither builds commercial networking equipment nor runs an operational network.
83 : ipv6only.org
84 2 hosts
85 Firewall: hastur.ipv6only.org
86 Webserver: azathoth.ipv6only.org
87
88 OpenBSD Firewall / Loadbalancer
89 Firewall (pf): IPv6 kein Sonderfall
90 pass in on outside proto tcp from any to $azathoth \ port { ssh, http, rsync }
91 + link local multicast
92 pass proto icmp6 to FF02::/16
93 Loadbalancer (relayd): It just works
94 Redundante FW/LB: carp
95 It just works.
96 OpenBSD + IPv6 als (redundante) Firewall / Loadbalancer funktioniert
97 Btw. OpenBGPd: It just works
98 gelegentlich Patches für IPv6 corner cases in pf / OpenBGPd
99 Aber: IPvShit
100 Ifconfig(8): -inet6 Disable inet6(4) on the given interface and remove all configured inet6(4) addresses, including the link-local ones. To turn it on again, assign any inet6 address or run rtsol(8).
101 IpvShit (2)
102 redundante Borderrouter anbinden
103 OSPF6d (OSPF v3)
104 In 4.7 in base
105 Noch nicht getestet
106 einfache Setups funktionieren (angeblich)
107 RFC 2740 (OSPF for IPv6) OSPF packets are sent using the interface's associated link-local unicast address as source. A router learns the link-local addresses of all otherrouters attached to its links, and uses these addresses as next hopinformation during packet forwarding.
108 Adressen müssen gespeichert werden
109 RFC 3493 struct in6_addr { uint8_t s6_addr[16]; }; /* IPv6 address */
110 Link-Local: 128bit + Interface ID ( fe80::223:54ff:fede:d06%eth0 )
111 Ups
112 Kame hack: s6_addr[2] == 0 && s6_addr[3] == 0 (fe80:0000:0000:0000:0223:54ff:fede:0d06%eth0)
113 Interface dort kodieren
114 sollte man nicht an Kernel geben
115 ( Claudio Jeker: ospf6d the new kid on the routing block )
116
117 4 Nameserver
118 Nur über IPv6 erreichbar
119 ;; ANSWER SECTION: ipv6only.org. ipv6only.org. ipv6only.org. ipv6only.org IN IN IN IN NS NS NS NS a.ns.ipv6only.org. b.ns.ipv6only.org. c.ns.ipv6only.org. d.ns.ipv6only.org. ;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: a.ns.ipv6only.org b.ns.ipv6only.org c.ns.ipv6only.org d.ns.ipv6only.org IN IN IN IN AAAA AAAA AAAA AAAA 2a00:15a8::a:53 2a00:15a8:6::b:53 2a00:15a8::c:53 2a00:15a8:6::d:53
120 hastur: OpenBSD 4.6, nsd package
121 azathoth: nsd aus sourcen bind 9.5.1debian package
122 argus (zusätzlicher Host mit v6 connectivity): OpenBSD 4.6 bind P2
123 It just works
124 # apt-get install pdns-server
125 dig
126 SERVFAIL
127 Ok, keine Zonen konfiguriert
128 pdns als slave für Bind?
129 documentation, anyone?
130 srsly!
131 # apt-get remove purge pdns-server
132 Mysql a-24+lenny2 -bind-address +#bind-address = =
133 azathoth:~# mysql -h azathoth.ipv6only.org -u v6test -p ERROR 2005 (HY000): Unknown MySQL server host 'azathoth.ipv6only.org' (4) Tcpdump > : A?azathoth.ipv6only.org. (52) IP > : NXDomain 0/1/0 (114)
134 Postgres lenny1
135 $ psql -h azathoth.ipv6only.org -U v6test v6test Password for user v6test: Welcome to psql 8.3.9, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal. Type: \copyright for distribution terms \h for help with SQL commands \? for help with psql commands \g or terminate with semicolon to execute query \q to quit v6test=>
136 use DBI; my $dbname my $dbuser my $dbpass my $dbhost my $dbport = = = = = 'v6test'; 'v6test'; 'XXX'; 'azathoth.ipv6only.org'; 5432; my $dsn = "DBI:Pg:database=$dbname;host=$dbhost;port=$dbport";
137 It just works!
138 apache2
139 ssh / rsync
140 collectd
141 ejabberd
142 It just works
143 Servicemonitoring
144 Nagios
145 noch nicht ausprobiert
146 ping sollte funktionieren
147 eigene Checkscripts schreiben?
148 nrpe / send_nsca?
149 Überwachung zur Zeit:
150 jabber
151 Fazit
152 Soweit so gut...
153 Standard Services
154 OK
155 DNS am problematischsten
156 Sixxs distributed traceroute ( )
157 47% können nicht resolven
158 IPv6 + DNSSEC
159 Oh oh
160 Kein reassemble Ipv6 UDP in OpenBSD
161 dlv.isc.org: nope
162 Ripe signierte reverse v6 Zone: nope
163 Hahahahahaha!
164 Ripe fixt das
165 Next: Addressvergabe
166 Note to self: Jens Link, 15:45, Track A
167
168 doubling IPv6 traffic at de-cix
169
170 Was?
171 The 26th Chaos Communication Congress ( )
172 Videostreams dumpen
173 Nach h264 wandeln
174 Über IPv6 verteilen
175 http / rsync
176 Warum?
177 Because I can.
178 Wie?
179 ca. 23:00: Idee
180 Zwischen den Jahren
181 Viel Ersatzhardware im RZ
182
183 Debian installieren
184 Scheduling
185 ical
186 XML
187 Xcal
188 Fahrplan/
189 xcal!
190 Perl Parser
191 DJB daemontools
192 cronjobs
193 mplayer
194 mencoder
195 h264enc
196 /usr/bin/mencoder "$f_name.dump" -o "$f_name.avi" -ofps 25 -vf softskip,harddup -oac mp3lame -lameopts abr:br=140:aq=4:vol=2.2:mode=1 -ovc x264 \ -x264encopts bitrate=512:me=dia:dct_decimate:nointerlaced:no8x8dct:\ nofast_pskip:trellis=0:partitions=p8x8,b8x8,i4x4:nomixed_refs:keyint=250: keyint_min=25:frameref=2:bframes=6:b_adapt=1:b_pyramid:noweight_b:\ direct_pred=spatial:subq=4:nochroma_me:cabac:deblock:level_idc=41:\ threads=auto:ssim:psnr
197 While true in screen
198 rsync
199 Viel Klebeband
200
201 :00: fertig!
202 6.5h schlafen bis zur Keynote!
203 :15: streamdump läuft automatisch an.
204 :32: Keynote Videos fertig
205 180 min nach Vortragsende
206 keine Hotfixes an Scripten
207 500 LOC
208 Traffic monitoring
209 fangen wir mal mit 25 mbit an...
210 :38: 26c3 wiki Eintrag
211 title=streaming&diff=2942&oldid=2929 Unofficial Encodes 26c3.ipv6only.org rsync://26c3.ipv6only.org/26c3 Note: these are unofficial uncut h264 encodes. the encodes start 15 minutes before the event and stop 20 minutes after the event. the note regarding the uc3 streamdumps applies here as well: "they are ugly uncut raw dumps, nothing worth keeping after 26C3" the process is completely automated and encodes currently show up ~ 180 minutes after the event if you can't resolve 26c3.ipv6only.org: you need a resolver capable of resolving over ipv6, there are no ipv4 nameservers. why: because
212 :15: 1. sms
213 40 mbit/s
214 sms
215 100 mbit + ack
216
217
218
219 2. Tag ( )
220 [x] ok
221 Encoder holt auf
222 Videos nach ca. 100 min
223 Tag 3 ( )
224 erste Offizielle FEM Videos
225 Video [3669] Hacker Jeopardy defekt
226 Alternative Streamdumps?
227 Extern erreichbare Server im Congressnet?
228 nope
229 Irgendwo extern 5GB+ dumps
230 = Datei rotiert wenn mplayer crasht
231 srsly?
232 uc3
233 sinnvolle Dumps
234 ab externer Mirror bei tu-berlin
235 FOR EXTERNAL USERS (Dragons Everywhere!) we have a mirror at - it was promised to have 1GBit and enough CPU to handle all the Dragons out there...
236 5 kbyte/s
237
238 Bedarf an Streamdumps
239 ja
240 aber nicht über IPv6
241 kurze 300 mbit+ Peaks
242 meist nur mbit/s
243 Keine Lastprobleme
244 Backbone und Aussenanbindung kann mehr
245
246 sflow: 1.2 TB traffic in 6 Tagen
247 Nicht vollständig
248 während 26c3 entwickelt
249 (designstudie, partitioning + inet type in Postgres)
250 sflow collector im ibgp
251 OpenBGPD
252 AS lookup
253 :16 bis :00
254 24 ASe
255 http + rsync traffic [GB] source_as src_port comment CONGRESS-AS CONGRESS-AS HURRICANE probably EASYNET probably EASYNET probably MNET-AS probably 6to4 & HE-tunnel sixxs tunnel sixxs tunnel sixxs tunnel
256 http traffic [GB] source_as src_port comment CONGRESS-AS EASYNET NL-CONCEPTS this is probably the sixxs http proxy service ( lame :P ), or the sixxs noc were having a dragons everywhere party ;)
257 ~ 3TB http Traffic in 6 Tagen
258 Geschätzte 5TB+ Traffic in 6 Tagen
259
260 27c3
261 Scripte verbessern
262 Wir sind wieder dabei
263 Vielleicht auch mit legacy IPv4
264 There's probably no live, Now stop worrying and enjoy your Internet.
265 Fragen?
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