Hi,
I have a couple traces to share:
[eo@Seattle-ER1] > /tool traceroute address=44.0.0.1
src-address=209.189.196.68
# ADDRESS LOSS SENT LAST AVG BEST
WORST STD-DEV STATUS
1 209.189.196.65 0% 10 1.9ms 0.8 0.4
1.9 0.5
2 209.189.202.195 0% 10 0.7ms 73.1 0.4
261 108.6
3 206.81.80.99 0% 10 0.7ms 5.1 0.5
10.7 3.9
4 69.28.171.145 0% 10 28ms 26.6 20
38.1 5.2
5 69.28.171.210 0% 10 22.8ms 21.4 18.6
31.9 3.9
6 198.32.176.33 0% 10 21.6ms 19.5 19.1
21.6 0.7
7 137.164.47.19 0% 10 21.4ms 24.1 21.4
29 2
8 137.164.46.67 0% 10 25.1ms 25.1 23.6
27.1 0.9
9 137.164.46.244 0% 10 34.7ms 33.5 32.4
35.6 1.2
10 137.164.47.15 0% 10 39.4ms 39.7 39.3
41.5 0.6
11 137.164.23.54 0% 10 39.7ms 40.2 39.5
43.2 1
12 132.239.254.163 0% 10 40.5ms 41.5 39.7
49.1 2.7
13 132.239.255.131 0% 10 39.6ms 40.2 39.6
43.1 1
14 44.0.0.1 10% 10 39.7ms 39.9 39.6
40.5 0.3
[eo@Seattle-ER1] > /tool traceroute address=44.0.0.1
src-address=44.24.242.22
# ADDRESS LOSS SENT LAST AVG BEST
WORST STD-DEV STATUS
1 209.189.196.65 0% 5 0.7ms 1.3 0.5
2.5 0.7
2 209.189.201.195 0% 5 3.5ms 1.5 0.5
3.5 1.2
3 206.81.80.99 0% 4 0.4ms 4.1 0.4
8.1 3.5
4 69.28.171.145 0% 4 25.7ms 24.7 19.6
29.6 3.6
5 69.28.171.210 0% 4 34.7ms 25.3 21.5
34.7 5.5
6 198.32.176.33 0% 4 19.5ms 20.4 19.3
23.2 1.6
7 137.164.47.19 0% 4 23.7ms 23.6 21.9
25.4 1.3
8 137.164.46.1 0% 4 24.4ms 26.3 24.4
27.5 1.2
9 137.164.46.248 0% 4 36.1ms 33.8 32.1
36.1 1.5
10 137.164.47.111 0% 4 42.9ms 40.3 39.1
42.9 1.6
11 137.164.23.54 0% 4 41.2ms 45.8 39.8
61.6 9.1
12 100% 4 timeout
13 100% 4 timeout
14 100% 4 timeout
15 100% 4 timeout
16 100% 4 timeout
They'll look like crap without monospace font, and I don't wanna use
HTML cuz the content of my message will be torn out of the email and
replaced with a web link. So, adjust your fonts + screen size
accordingly to properly view the traces.
The only difference between them is the source address. Both addresses
are bound to that router. That router holds IPIP tunnels to every
ENCAP.txt network. Since 44.0.0.1 is not one of these networks, there
is no tunnel that covers that IP, so the packets go over the regular
internet. We BGP announce 44.24.242.22, so the trace from that IP
should succeed in theory.
Can someone explain what's breaking here and how to fix it?
Thanks,
--Bart