On 7/25/2011 11:52 AM, Ralph Angenendt wrote: >> Question >> ======== >> Have you folks implemented a GeoIP based MirrorManager similar to Fedora >> Infrastructure? We would like it very much, as we can supply all ASN's >> and IP subnets of Hawaii networks so all those machines can >> automatically use the nearest mirror. > > We want to/will do that. That is something I wanted to help implement, > but I am terribly short on time at the moment, as I am moving between > towns during the next ones and begin a new job. > Currently the vast majority of our mirror traffic appear to be random CentOS clients from around the world. Meanwhile, CentOS clients located in nearby peered networks are randomly hitting worldwide mirrors. This means we are benefited almost not at all by running a CentOS mirror. Are you able at least to list our mirror at the top for clients asking for a mirrorlist from two particular ASN's? 6360 University of Hawaii 10838 Hawaii Roadrunner Could you also display our mirror less often for worldwide clients? 50% as often would be ideal. Warren Togami warren at togami.com