Surprisingly, the Hyatt in Irvine gives you the option of a "Public IP" when first registering for their (not complimentary) Internet access.  This apparently not only gives you a public IP (from Time Warner Telecom) but also places your station directly onto an unfiltered/unfirewalled VLAN.  I wonder how many Windows boxes are wormed here, daily?

Too bad TWTC's routing picks a fairly suboptimal 6to4 relay:

  3. hagg-01-t3-0-1-0-0.orng.twte  0.0%    10   29.4  27.1  24.6  37.8   4.0
  4. 66.192.251.27                 0.0%    10   26.4  27.3  25.0  36.6   3.3
  5. nyk-bb1-link.telia.net        0.0%    10  101.4 102.3 101.2 104.1   1.1
  6. kbn-bb1-link.telia.net        0.0%    10  207.3 209.3 193.7 232.7  10.1
  7. s-bb1-link.telia.net          0.0%    10  220.0 219.4 204.8 225.1   6.0
  8. s-b1-link.telia.net           0.0%    10  218.5 270.5 209.1 423.1  82.4
  9. 192.88.99.1                  10.0%    10  222.1 226.6 215.3 232.5   5.5

In other news, it's great weather here, and I hope to [re]learn a bit about virtual systems and multicast routing on Juniper firewalls.

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