I can only expect that most providers will want to upgrade/expand their
networks to deal with traffic (voice+data)
that will be flowing in times such as these.
For example, New Vision clearly didnt anticipate the high traffic that
hit their site. they can
look into routing local traffic via the ix, if newvision is hosted in
uganda, and also get a mirror to serve other parts of
the world. same applies to other news sources.
Mark Tinka wrote:
On Thursday 17 November 2005 07:57,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With all due respect, please transfer this talk to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Noah posted details of how to
subscribe. I dont think it is appropriate for us to
continue talking about how a tear gas canister narrowly
missed colliding with your nose or that call that came
in from the village while you were running for dear
life e.t.c I personally classify that as gossip in
regard to this list and should be taken to the
appropriate fora like bars or restaurants.
Maybe to keep this line of thread on topic, we can discuss
whether anyone's (service/network) disaster recovery
plans have been called upon during this period, and if
so, have they been properly implemented.
Mark.
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