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  • defaultdefault Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Maounique - Snap out of it!

    Get proof, otherwise you make a fool of yourself, posing as some crazy and paranoid victim which offenses others by wasting their time. Give us proof, or forever hold your peace. There is no popcorn drama without a real drama. All we see is now is a crazy person (you) on PMS.

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Francisco said: Were you lucky and just so happened to be on the 60ish drives that are supposedly OK? Probably?

    That is really strange from many points of view.
    1. It is supposed that the BGP is down. If it is up, where are the other services?
    2. Maybe the control panel has been restored from an older backup and has still connection to the nodes. This means some nodes are still in working order and even powered up.
    3. Bah, there are too many strange things to list here...

    @default said: Get proof,

    Reposting for the TL;DR people
    https://img.ge/images/16579924333459176614.png

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Maounique said: 1. It is supposed that the BGP is down. If it is up, where are the other services?

    Pulled BGP announcements from his ASN a minute ago and I see the following subnets:

    89.35.39.0/24
    89.45.46.0/24
    188.213.49.0/24
    188.213.134.0/24
    188.240.208.0/24
    

    Everything is transiting via AS8708, RCS/RDS. The 89.45.46.0/24 range is via terrahost and has never gone dark.

    That subnet count has increased from a couple days ago, but only by 1 - 2.

    Still would like to see the subnet list for the 12k IP's. That's a lot, literally a $640K USD nest egg.

    EDIT - it seems I'm as special as @Maounique and I can't use the code tags.

    Francisco

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  • defaultdefault Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Maounique said:

    @default said: Get proof,

    Reposting for the TL;DR people
    https://img.ge/images/16579924333459176614.png

    Thank you. Now we have a real drama, with the same @Francisco who bashed @cociu and who so far failed to get @dahartigan into court. Seems that @Francisco has quite a big mouth with empty words.

    EDIT: I also forgot about the CP which adds more value to this drama.

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Francisco said: Still would like to see the subnet list for the 12k IP's. That's a lot, literally a $640K USD nest egg.

    If we consider he could sell it which I doubt.

    @Francisco said: Everything is transiting via AS8708, RCS/RDS

    I think RDS is good enough for his usage scenario. I wouldnt spend on telia for that.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said: If we consider he could sell it which I doubt.

    If he has that, yeah, it's a big pay day. He already sold a single /22 and he said he intends to sell more. I don't know if the 'more' are just /24's or were bigger blocks.

    Still, proof of a large amount of drives kicking out errors all at once, a prefix list, something, would help his case.

    Francisco

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Maounique said:
    If we consider he could sell it which I doubt.

    I mean, why wouldn't he? He's already looking to refund/credit/whatever much of his storage customer base. The storage people must account for a very large sum of his userbase, maybe 80% - 90%? He only ever had 4k-ish IP's on his ASN I think, so maybe 1k users left on the high side?

    Again, this is all assuming the blocks are real/exist.

    @Maounique said: I wouldnt spend on telia for that.

    Pretty sure Telia isn't going to do month-2-month, especially 100gig ports. I figure he had the port on a trial period (i've heard of some providers doing this) and he returned it.

    We saw similar when his 'juniper failed and we had to move back to the old router', never to see the juniper again.

    EDIT - Fixing quote box

    Francisco

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran

    @Francisco said: We saw similar when his 'juniper failed and we had to move back to the old router', never to see the juniper again.

    So the juniper was on a trial basis too? :o

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said: So the juniper was on a trial basis too?

    Demo unit? You can get them pretty easily, especially if it's an older generation (MX240/480). They'll let you run it for 2 - 3 months.

    Francisco

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  • DPDP Administrator, The Domain Guy

    @Francisco said: Pulled BGP announcements from his ASN a minute ago and I see the following subnets:

    89.35.39.0/24
    89.45.46.0/24
    188.213.49.0/24
    188.213.134.0/24
    188.240.208.0/24

    Everything is transiting via AS8708, RCS/RDS. The 89.45.46.0/24 range is via terrahost and has never gone dark.

    These are missing:

    45.14.148.0/22
    85.204.246.0/24
    193.148.68.0/22 (Sold)
    
  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @thedp said:

    @Francisco said: Pulled BGP announcements from his ASN a minute ago and I see the following subnets:

    89.35.39.0/24
    89.45.46.0/24
    188.213.49.0/24
    188.213.134.0/24
    188.240.208.0/24

    Everything is transiting via AS8708, RCS/RDS. The 89.45.46.0/24 range is via terrahost and has never gone dark.

    These are missing:

    45.14.148.0/22
    85.204.246.0/24
    193.148.68.0/22 (Sold)
    

    OK:

    About selling ips , yes i sell the 193 prefix and we will continue to sell 45 and 89 prefix , way ? easy , we need cash to resuscitate and sustain all this shit but this not mean we dont have ips , before the incident i had 12k free ips and many from users from let is know this so way to not sell the blacklisted ones and keep the clear ones ? in this case i win cash to buy hdd and what i need to continue with this business even is not a great period.

    So 45 is set to be sold and...89? Maybe he meant 85 (or he has some bigger 89 blocks that aren't listed?).

    Francisco

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran

    Long way to 13k. Heck, even Prometeus doesnt have 13k.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said: Long way to 13k. Heck, even Prometeus doesnt have 13k.

    That's why I'm asking if he has them under another ORG and if he can share that. If he intends to put customers on those 12k IP's then it should be no problem for him to share the blocks.

    At peak his ASN only ever had 3k - 4k IP's under it, that's why people were questioning his 3000+ customer comment. It keeps getting brushed under the rug though.

    Francisco

  • DPDP Administrator, The Domain Guy

    For now, the 13k IPs can only be taken as a fairy tale.

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran

    I think he meant 3k VMs. Even so is unlikely, but errare humanum est. Once I also said we have close to 10k customers when I meant actually VMs (including whole NATed ranges behind virtual routers, system VMs etc). We never had more than 4k customers, if that including iperweb.

    @Francisco said: I'm asking if he has them under another ORG and if he can share that

    It might be possible, he has many companies, as I gather.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said: I think he meant 3k VMs. Even so is unlikely, but errare humanum est. Once I also said we have close to 10k customers when I meant actually VMs (including whole NATed ranges behind virtual routers, system VMs etc). We never had more than 4k customers, if that including iperweb.

    He did mean 3k vm's, but that's just it. He didn't have 3000 IP's on his ASN to support them and I don't think he ever did NAT services.

    Francisco

  • ClouviderClouvider Member, Patron Provider

    @Francisco said:

    @Maounique said: Long way to 13k. Heck, even Prometeus doesnt have 13k.

    That's why I'm asking if he has them under another ORG and if he can share that. If he intends to put customers on those 12k IP's then it should be no problem for him to share the blocks.

    At peak his ASN only ever had 3k - 4k IP's under it, that's why people were questioning his 3000+ customer comment. It keeps getting brushed under the rug though.

    Francisco

    Inverse look up of his first name and last name against ORGs reveals only two RIPE LIRs

    https://ftp.ripe.net/pub/stats/ripencc/membership/alloclist.txt

    ro.SCPARFUMURI - IPv6 only
    ro.netsilvania - /22 and a /24 IPv4

    Everything else appears to be rented from another LIR

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Francisco said: He didn't have 3000 IP's on his ASN

    He did:

    89.35.39.0/24
    89.45.46.0/24
    188.213.49.0/24
    188.213.134.0/24
    188.240.208.0/24
    45.14.148.0/22
    85.204.246.0/24
    193.148.68.0/22
    That is about 3.5k he could have had 3k VMs on them, but it is unlikely. The idea being that is not 100% impossible.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said:

    @Francisco said: He didn't have 3000 IP's on his ASN

    He did:

    89.35.39.0/24
    89.45.46.0/24
    188.213.49.0/24
    188.213.134.0/24
    188.240.208.0/24
    45.14.148.0/22
    85.204.246.0/24
    193.148.68.0/22
    That is about 3.5k he could have had 3k VMs on them, but it is unlikely. The idea being that is not 100% impossible.

    He had a lot of dedicated servers in there too though.

    I think each server got a /29? Or did he do single IP's?

    Francisco

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @default said: so far failed to get @dahartigan into court

    If it would take Francisco as long to take dahartigan into court as it took him to make Salvatore fire me, dahartigan has nothing to worry about.
    If I were dahartigan, though, I would be waiting it with bated breath, it would be refreshing to take on him somewhere where he has no minions to do his dirty jobs against people he disagrees with all the time. dahartigan wouldnt be banned in court, actually he would be summoned there :P

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  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Francisco said: He had a lot of dedicated servers in there too though.

    I think each server got a /29? Or did he do single IP's?

    Say he did have 100 dedicated servers (unlikely). 100x/29 say 800 IPs, 3584-800+100 2884.
    But he didnt have 100 dedis, that is 2.5 racks if we consider 1u and very little switches.
    I am not saying he did have 3k vms+dedis, I just say it is not impossible to be close to that on those ranges.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said: But he didnt have 100 dedis, that is 2.5 racks if we consider 1u and very little switches.

    I guess it comes down to if you believe he had the police incident or not. He claimed that the incident involved 70 some odd servers alone, and he sold more on the forums, lots of the XEON 24XX stuff.

    100 would not be hard to move given his prices and it being Romania.

    Francisco

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @Francisco said: 100 would not be hard to move given his prices and it being Romania.

    I don't believe anything, I am only thinking whether it would have been possible or not. You claim it is not possible, I say: erm... it is not entirely impossible, just pretty improbable. Only about 80% of the IPs are used at any given time even when you have good management in place so, not likely at all, just not completely impossible.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @Maounique said: I don't believe anything, I am only thinking whether it would have been possible or not. You claim it is not possible, I say: erm... it is not entirely impossible, just pretty improbable.

    It's splitting hairs in the end.

    He doesn't have to give exacts, rounding up is fine. So is simply not mentioning a customer count at all.

    The reason he's getting smacked with this 3000 customer business though is that we've not seen any proof/evidence/anything to back the harddrive claims, or his 12k ip's claims, or his UPS failure, or why no one has been emailed yet, or why he backdated an announcement, or if he moved DC's earlier in the year like many assume, etc.

    The list grows, many of them could be put to rest quickly.

    There's so many skilled people on these forums that if he shared a SMART/health report, could give some guidance on how to proceed. He's opened threads on here before for help with some old UPS unit years ago so the idea isn't foreign to him.

    Francisco

  • love the dram, keep it going :D

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  • dfroedfroe Member, Host Rep

    @Francisco said: I think each server got a /29? Or did he do single IP's?

    My dedi came with a single IP and the option to add additional IPs.
    All where assigned as single IPs from shared subnets of various size.
    So the assumed calculation 100x /29 seems incorrect to me.

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  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran
    edited July 2021

    @dfroe said: My dedi came with a >single IP and the option to add additional IPs.
    All where assigned as single IPs from shared subnets of various size.
    So the assumed calculation 100x /29 seems incorrect to me.

    >

    Single IP? OK so he probably fit them into a couple /24's then. Still, chops up his blocks pretty good.

    What subnet was the dedi in? Is it alive?

    Francisco

  • MaouniqueMaounique Host Rep, Veteran

    @Francisco said: he probably fit them into a couple /24's then

    nope

    @dfroe said: All where assigned as single IPs from shared subnets of various size.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    >

    Splitting hairs on if it's 'dedicated /24's or '/24s aggregated'.

    Francisco

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