hi,
I respectfully disagree. It is one thing to be harbouring spammers, but
quite another to be one. This is also not the first time, and discussions
with Backbone have proved fruitless. It's thus painfully clear that Backbone
are not at all interested in conducting themselves as would befit
Title: RE: [swinog] Black Sheep Swiss ISP: Backbone Solutions (was: Backbone PRO)
Hi
My two cents:
|Finally as ISP you want to earn money and not give your
|network for free...
Example: An GigE connection at PAIX (Palo Alto NAP) would cost us over 14'000 US$ per month (!!!)
In this price
Hi Daniel,
In a peering, both sides of the peer decide how many prefixes/ASNs they will
anounce to each other. This allows a UUnet to say I'll announce only my
CH-ASN (or EU or global or whatever ASN it decides makes sense). In general,
such peerings are done because both parties can tailor a
