latest argus?

[Carter Bullard]

Do you mean NASA's Mars network, which would be cool, or the
European Marine Research Net?   Not sure that is gotten around
that much yet, but it has been on a large number of IPv6 networks
already.  The IPv6 icmp unreachables mapped to IPv6 flows needs
to be tested/validated, as I haven't had many examples, but the rest
seems to be working very well.

You know they did do some flow collection on a recent Shuttle
mission, but I couldn't find out if it was Argus that they were using.
That would have been cool.

Carter


On Mar 9, 2006, at 11:24 AM, eric wrote:

> On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 08:17:43 -0800, Peter Van Epp proclaimed...
>
>> 	I'm in! I need to update my multi OS test box since all its versions
>> will be 2 years out of date but its still sitting on the rack  
>> behind me :-).
>> 	I don't have any IP V6 yet but it sounds like other folks do and my
>> HPC folks have both Opterons for 64 bit and a PowerPC Xserve that  
>> they think
>> they have fought SUSE Linux on to for a development box for their  
>> AIX cluster
>> but I know they really want me to use as an argus sensor (after I  
>> talk Lixin
>> into putting the ring buffer code on it :-)). So as usual that  
>> covers off
>> Free/Net/OpenBSD and MAC OS 10.
>
> I've got IPv6 in production. While there's not a lot of traffic,  
> it's being
> used. I'm sure Carter has other people with much larger networks  
> that have
> tested the v6 stuff tho :) Carter: is Argus on Mars yet? :)
>