Michel Renfer wrote:
it seems, that our bbcs cer router had a crash and reload itself :-(
Sweet. I love IOS. What version do you run?
Grüsse
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Andre
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From: Viktor Steinmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 8:47 AM
To: [EMAIL
I hope we're all having a big party together tonite to welcome that nice
document
- what are we doing to do?
- go down to the street with banners?
- try to implement as best as possible, even if it doesnt exactly fit in
the requirements ?
- I remember Orange communications has
hi pascal
the shitty letter about 'packet switched services / delivery of intercepted
electronic mail'?
hmm i don't know what to do with it :)
- what are we doing to do?
drink tea and eat cookies. and use this letter as notice paper for further
swinog meetings :)
- go down to the
would be a good idea. but remember the 'classified/confidential' status of
the letter.
Why are this specifiations classified? It is such a big secret? *huh*
From my part i don't see any problem. Or have you subscribe some sort of
Lawful interception NDA ?
regards,
mike
not good idea. this is confidential. if we go on street with banners it's
not confidential at all :)
would be a good idea. but remember the 'classified/confidential' status of
the letter.
Sure, the content of the letter is confidential, but dont forget that 99% of
the letter content is
From my part i don't see any problem. Or have you subscribe some sort of Lawful
interception NDA ?
No, you haven't, but I've asked a lawyer, and yes - a law exists saying that the Swiss
guvm't can send you classified letters, and you're supposed to treat them this way.
Otherwise you could
Pascal Gloor wrote:
I still propose an [EMAIL PROTECTED] to be opened asap. Fredy can you do that?
Ok, will do until tomorrow evening. Anyone able to provide some MhonArc
mail archive functionality, which allows password protected archive /
search?
F.
they still exist.
i order mine over the wholesale center in zurich.
but you might try it a the
Entreprise Solution / CSA-E
Tel: 0800 800 175
ask for rosmarie schlussel. she's nice there.
but i don't know, if she still works there (my last contact was 1 year ago)
:)
but
AFAIK this plain old thing has a new fancy name, which I cannot remember.
I recently got a price quote for a copper line in Zuerich (we're
dealing with Swisscom Wholesale, you'll have different contacts
if your dealing with Enterprise Services). I asked for an MC2 line,
which certainly is not an
the name is the past was MC2 or MC4 (Direct Link)
-Original Message-
From: Fredy Kuenzler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 3:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [swinog] Swisscom Copper lines still available?
A. Uk / dataway GmbH wrote:
Does anyone
hi everyone
AFAIK the product is called 'leased line national'.
i uploaded the request-form to www.altrax.com/forms/swisscom/
there are two (sorry, it's word, it got it from swisscom):
old swisscom form.doc was the old formular (should be still valid)
swisscom lesed line national.doc is the
the name is the past was MC2 or MC4 (Direct Link)
Direct link AFAIK are (were) DH2 resp. DH4 lines.
I've asked our account manager. He told me that today the products are simply called
Uebertragungsmedien and they still exist.
Regards
Manuel
swisscom is chaotic :) just mark the 'copper' in the form and everything
will (probably) be fine :)
-steven
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im
Auftrag von A. Uk / dataway GmbH
Gesendet: Dienstag, 11. Februar 2003 16:03
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Anthony
There are two different types of lines (for swisscom)
1. copper 2-wire = MC2
copper 4-wire = MC4
2. National Leased Lines
Copper are only avaiable in the Range of the same Telefonzentrale It is not
possible to go over two or more PBX-Points (sorry, my interpretation)
That means, if
Hi Anthony!
Leased Line or Private Line National or Carrier Line national Basic = expensive,
swiss wide product which Swisscom provides you with modems (64kbps = 155Mbps)
Direct Link = like Uebertragungsmedium but Swisscom provides you with the modems
(64kbps = 2048kbps)
Uebertragungsmedium =
DH lines are including modems
MC lines are pure copper point2point
You forgot the MH lines... DSL cupper lines
more expensive than MC but exactly the same cupper/service :-P
P.
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