Oops, didn't fully understand the post before I hit reply.
Ignore that little rant.
I realize that you rescinded this post, but I still think it's worth
responding to the arguments to show why they're wrong.
On Sun, Aug 31, 2003 at 03:44:00PM -0700, David Schwartz wrote:
If you don't want to, don't accept that traffic. It's just
like a store
stocking Christmas
Level(3) is generally very good. Great engineering team and very reliable.
I'm not sure if their pricing will maintain their business model in the
long run, but I certainly hope so.
- Daniel Golding
On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Sean Crandall wrote:
One of the providers we are looking at is
... That depends on your definition of edge, I suppose. ...
in SAC 004 (http://www.icann.org/committees/security/sac004.txt) we see:
1 - Connection Taxonomy
1.1. The Internet is a network of networks, where the component
networks are called Autonomous Systems (AS), each having a
... Micr0$0ft's level of engineered-in vulnerabilities and wanton
disregard for security in the name of features. ...
i can't see it. i know folks who write code at microsoft and they worry
as much about security bugs as people who work at other places or who do
software as a hobby. the
Agreed. I know nothing about the pricing but last time I had a problem
with BGP, it only took a few minutes to get someone with enable and
clue, calling their general support number posted on their website. The
problem was on their end and it was fixed while I was on the phone.
Arguably one of
Hi, NANOGers.
While sipping your morning coffee don't forget to check for lame
DNS delegations. There are 43585 entries in the lamer report for
the week ending 31 AUG 2003. These entries are often indicators
of greater problems with name server configurations.
When you don't have liability you don't have to worry about quality.
What we need is lemon laws for software.
--vadim
On 1 Sep 2003, Paul Vixie wrote:
... Micr0$0ft's level of engineered-in vulnerabilities and wanton
disregard for security in the name of features. ...
i can't see
Since about 10am today, Verio had been out at 401 N. Broad in Phialdelphia
due to OC-48 down
Alex
We are on the same fiber bundle as they are on one of our paths and we are fine.
Must be equipment.
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Since
the rest of the paper is also germane to this thread. just
fya, we keep rehashing the UNimportant part of this argument,
and never progressing. (from this, i deduce that we must be humans.)
Ok, so we seem to have a general agreement that anti-spoof BGP prefix
filtering on all standard
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