[6bone] abuse notification (fwd)

[John Fraizer]

OK people.  For crying out loud.  If you see a 5Mb/s spike on v6 network,
what would this indicate to you?  To me, it indicates that some little
shit needs to be hunted down and beaten down into little turd pieces.

On top of that, if you terminate someone for DoS type activity, please do
the rest of the v6 community a favor and let us know.  We've got enough of
this garbage on v4 without allowing it in v6.

Our network was involved (in a transit capacity) in a v6 DoS last from 
about 0430GMT - 1030GMT.  I was onsite at Kennedy Space Center during this
window and obviously, my pager was not functioning in that environment.

When I got off the plane this morning, I got the page.

Anyway, if you have some little puke abuse your (and MY) network, kill
them and let us know who they are so none of US give them service either


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John Fraizer              | High-Security Datacenter Services |
President                 | Dedicated circuits 64k - 155M OC3 |
EnterZone, Inc            | Virtual, Dedicated, Colocation    |
http://www.enterzone.net/ | Network Consulting Services       |


---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2002 11:37:08 +0100
From: Jan Oravec <jan.oravec@xs26.net>
To: ipv6-support@mimos.my, ina@mimos.my, roha@mimos.my
Cc: tvo@EnterZone.Net, yap@yapsoft.it, noc@xs26.net
Subject: abuse notification

Dear operator at MIMOS-MY,

Our NOC detected about 5 Mbps ICMP flood originating from your network at
11-th November 10:59 CET.

11:11:06.357760 3ffe:80d0:50:2::1ffd > 3ffe:80ee:5e7::c:1992: icmp6: echo request

We have received the flood via ENTERZONE peering at our New York PoP. The
traffic was destinated to one of our user.

In order to protect our transatlantic network paths, we have been forced to
temporarily shutdown our peering with ENTERZONE. We will re-enable it as
soon as traffic is stopped.


We kindly ask you to solve this issue.

Copy of this mail has been sent to ENTERZONE NOC and technical contact of our user.


Best Regards,

-- 
Jan Oravec
project coordinator
XS26 - 'Access to IPv6'  
http://www.xs26.net
jan.oravec@xs26.net