Peter,
Great! I'm thinking Juniper and the Bear&Gear booth in such close
proximity, may explain
the cascading style format of the JunOS versus Cisco's left justified
(non-hierarchal) based configuration. :-
I'm sure Howard/Priscilla with their experience in software(system)
development would care to provide some
insight into the differences/relevance in output formatting as it relates to
how the code is interpreted.
Nigel
P.S. I know BayRS is pretty similar and I must admit once I worked on it
for a while, the interface was very fast and intuitive. Being a cisco-child
can I dare say.. "I really
liked it" without being flamed! :-
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter van Oene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: NANOG 25 Meeting [7:45933]
The conference is 40 minutes from my house and I'll definitely be in
attendance and likely hang around the Juniper Networks booth at the
Beer&Gear.
At 11:27 AM 6/6/2002 -0400, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
All,
I was browsing the NANOG 25 site and took a preview of the
presentations
that will be presented during the meeting.
Based on my recent growing interest in Inter-Domain routing and
policies(IRR, RPSL), BGP, and MPLS/TE. I was wondering if anyone on the
list
would be in attendance, also does anyone have any idea as to the
timeline
in
which the presentations make their way to the "web-site". I'm really
looking forward to getting my hands on those presentations
thanks
Nigel
Unfortunately I won't be able to make it in person, but I know of a
couple of list members that are going. Susan Harris generally yells
at presenters to have their presentations in at least a week before,
because people often can see them better on their laptops than on the
main screen. So, they'll probably be pretty much on the NANOG server
by Saturday or Sunday.
If you're not aware of it, NANOG normally has real-time Real Video or
other streaming video of the actual conference available free. They
also store the videos on the website after the conference.
Incidentally, the Fall NANOG meeting will be especially worth
attending, because there will be a new format: NANOG tutorials on
Sunday, NANOG program on Monday and Tuesday, and ARIN public and
member meetings on Wednesday-Friday.
They don't always video the BOFs, which can be a shame -- Sue Hares
is one of my coauthors on the BGP convergence drafts, and I'd like to
hear it.
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