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  • johntimaeus@infosec.exchangeJ johntimaeus@infosec.exchange

    @petrillic @paul_ipv6 @wendynather

    At least you (hopefully) weren't responsible for ATM.

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    @johntimaeus @paul_ipv6 @wendynather well actually… not responsible but did deploy a lot of it with Fore Systems and then Xylan when I was at Optical Data Systems.

    The future is so bright it goes 155!

    Or 25 if you’re some weirdo at IBM.

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    • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

      @johntimaeus @petrillic @wendynather

      🙂

      nope. avoided ATM. did have to do flame delay for a bit.

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      @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather we also used the X.25 network PADs for out of band access at Sprintlink.

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      • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

        @johntimaeus @paul_ipv6 @wendynather well actually… not responsible but did deploy a lot of it with Fore Systems and then Xylan when I was at Optical Data Systems.

        The future is so bright it goes 155!

        Or 25 if you’re some weirdo at IBM.

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        @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

        mae--east etherswitches were bad enough.

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        • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

          @johntimaeus @paul_ipv6 @wendynather well actually… not responsible but did deploy a lot of it with Fore Systems and then Xylan when I was at Optical Data Systems.

          The future is so bright it goes 155!

          Or 25 if you’re some weirdo at IBM.

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          @petrillic @paul_ipv6 @wendynather

          Recently (last year) found my certificates for Xylan OmniSwitch Engineer. Thinking I should put them back on the CV.

          Did you ever do the training at the Dover NH location?

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          • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

            @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

            mae--east etherswitches were bad enough.

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            #17

            @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather the garage era. Then DEC Gigaswitches

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            • johntimaeus@infosec.exchangeJ johntimaeus@infosec.exchange

              @petrillic @paul_ipv6 @wendynather

              Recently (last year) found my certificates for Xylan OmniSwitch Engineer. Thinking I should put them back on the CV.

              Did you ever do the training at the Dover NH location?

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              @johntimaeus @petrillic @wendynather

              there are certain things you never put on your resume for fear someone might ask you to do it again.

              i once built/programmed a nortel meridian PBX. never again.

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              • johntimaeus@infosec.exchangeJ johntimaeus@infosec.exchange

                @petrillic @paul_ipv6 @wendynather

                Recently (last year) found my certificates for Xylan OmniSwitch Engineer. Thinking I should put them back on the CV.

                Did you ever do the training at the Dover NH location?

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                @johntimaeus @paul_ipv6 @wendynather I didn’t. Spent most of my time with engineering in Callabasas? I think.

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                • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                  @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather the garage era. Then DEC Gigaswitches

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                  @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                  yup. boone garage. good times.

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                  • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

                    @johntimaeus @petrillic @wendynather

                    there are certain things you never put on your resume for fear someone might ask you to do it again.

                    i once built/programmed a nortel meridian PBX. never again.

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                    #21

                    @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather we all make mistakes

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                    • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

                      @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                      yup. boone garage. good times.

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                      @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather there was a time when you could fit all the backbone engineers in the world in a bus. And sometimes we did.

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                      • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                        @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather there was a time when you could fit all the backbone engineers in the world in a bus. And sometimes we did.

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                        #23

                        @petrillic @paul_ipv6 @wendynather

                        Serial or parallel?

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                        • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                          @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather there was a time when you could fit all the backbone engineers in the world in a bus. And sometimes we did.

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                          @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather of course that was also a time when I could call Tony Li at all hours with a problem.
                          Cisco customer support isn’t that good any more.

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                          • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                            @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather there was a time when you could fit all the backbone engineers in the world in a bus. And sometimes we did.

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                            @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                            one of the really early NANOGs at merit, folks realized that a bomb at that meeting and the internet might never work again. probably 50 folks at the meeting?

                            i do remember a day when we got a bug fix from tony li and we loaded it based on "boots in the lab" and rebooted about 70% of all the core backbone routers from a terminal room at a usenix conference. didn't make the papers, no one fired us.

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                            • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                              @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather of course that was also a time when I could call Tony Li at all hours with a problem.
                              Cisco customer support isn’t that good any more.

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                              @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                              if you weren't running a cisco ios load with a cisco engineer's initials in the version string, you weren't a tier 1 isp. 🙂

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                              • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

                                @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                                if you weren't running a cisco ios load with a cisco engineer's initials in the version string, you weren't a tier 1 isp. 🙂

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                                @paul_ipv6 @petrillic @wendynather

                                Putting in a ticket on a RocketPort terminal card and getting a call from Ted T'so, who had a driver fix in about 30 minutes made me realize how small the world was at that time.

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                                • johntimaeus@infosec.exchangeJ johntimaeus@infosec.exchange

                                  @paul_ipv6 @petrillic @wendynather

                                  Putting in a ticket on a RocketPort terminal card and getting a call from Ted T'so, who had a driver fix in about 30 minutes made me realize how small the world was at that time.

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                                  @johntimaeus @petrillic @wendynather

                                  yeah. we'd find bugs and talk to tony or paul or dino, then they'd have us put in a ticket w tac and email them them ticket number so they could grab it.

                                  when cisco "outlawed" talking directly to engineers, life really started to suck.

                                  had similar relationships with the sun foks.

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                                  • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                                    @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather we all make mistakes

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                                    @petrillic @paul_ipv6 @wendynather

                                    The Dover training space was really nice. Top floor of an old fabric mill, owned by NorthWestern Mutual Insurance.
                                    They stored some of the art collection there.
                                    Renoir ballerina sketches hanging next to the elevators.

                                    The cafeteria was good too.

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                                    • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

                                      @johntimaeus @petrillic @wendynather

                                      yeah. we'd find bugs and talk to tony or paul or dino, then they'd have us put in a ticket w tac and email them them ticket number so they could grab it.

                                      when cisco "outlawed" talking directly to engineers, life really started to suck.

                                      had similar relationships with the sun foks.

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                                      @paul_ipv6 @petrillic @wendynather

                                      Names I'd forgotten.

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                                      • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

                                        @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                                        if you weren't running a cisco ios load with a cisco engineer's initials in the version string, you weren't a tier 1 isp. 🙂

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                                        @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather I think every router in the fleet ran a slightly custom build. Definitely edge v peer v core. Just fell over a lot.

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                                        • petrillic@hachyderm.ioP petrillic@hachyderm.io

                                          @paul_ipv6 @johntimaeus @wendynather I think every router in the fleet ran a slightly custom build. Definitely edge v peer v core. Just fell over a lot.

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                                          @petrillic @johntimaeus @wendynather

                                          the internet is the "dancing bear" of networks.

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