Yes it is ..
And I am aware of the great deal of assistance you provided for
the initial UUCP links here.
http://www.nsrc.org/about.html
However, there is a larger arrogance he is battling - a poorly
informed committee writing bad legislation that presumes they can
do a better job of
http://www.politechbot.com/p-03548.html
http://www.namespace.org.za/
Folks,
A choice quote (not mine) from the URLs above :-
I write in my capacity as the person who brought the Internet to South
Africa, who got permission for the country to use the ZA namespace in
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Paul Vixie wrote:
While acknowledging that a data center may make any rules it likes, I
am asking nanog how common this practice is.
data center is too amorphous a term to be used here.
someone like exodus or qwest or att or uunet or abovenet would be
very
Folks,
Wishing to set up an alternative peering point in our fair city, we
have run into a problem with the data center administration.
The data center prohibits direct cabling between clients cabinets,
even if the clients agree.
Our peering point is not in the data center, but is
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Bill Woodcock wrote:
Or are they simply not allowed to purchase unlit service at all? That
is, are tenants in the data center only allowed to purchase circuits from
the telco, as opposed to crossconnects?
This is not the Telco - this is a commercial, large, datacenter.
