This is true in a sense. Nero is the primary ISP for much of the local
gov infrastructure. It's primarily the service provider for OWEN which
includes the U of O, The State of Oregon and the local K12. RIS (
Regional Information System ) which hubs a lot of the local governments
uses NERO and so a lot fo that traffic at the bottleneck flows through
NERO ..some equipment is at the U of O.
I dont know the details of how all the little agencies fit into NERO..
but its a big map ( http://netfoo.nero.net/cgi-bin/netviewer.cgi ). I'm
pretty surprised at all the info this page gives out in a post 9/11
world. . If I was a foriegn government with a multi-million ducat
budget to launch a wide scale cyber attack this would be an excellent
training ground.. poke and see instant results. :/
Mark
LinuxRocks! wrote:
Many years ago, when volunteering at OPN/EFN, the libarary and OPN/EFN
shared a booth at the Lane County Fair... While volunteering, I talked
with the lady (cant remember her name) from the library, they had setup
the internet access, and she said that they (the library) had fiber
provided by the university (which was the internet access we used at the
fair).
Jamie
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