Yep. Replaced radio last night. Broken RJ45 female to female coupler, but couldn't tell what else got strained. Still doesn't work. Climber (on a TV tower) fond some nasty stretch/scuffs in the cat 5, so we will be replacing that as well, since we still have loosy connectivity with great
how fast do you need it to go? How reliable does it need to be?
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Level 3 Issues Ultimatum
Restores connectivity to Cogent until Nov 9
Posted 2005-10-07 19:15:54
After restoring connectivity to Cogent this afternoon, Level 3 has now
issued a press release (http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/68244) explaining
their side of the story
I hope everyone takes this opportunity to become multi-homed if you are
not already. In our case, we were already multi-homed, but all of our
IPs were allocated by Cogent simply because it was the cheapest place to
get them. During this mesh we learn that our IPs were in some cases
being null
Here in ohio we got nailed by this. Verizon, SBC, Time Warner, just to
name a few. I think Im going to get a backup DSL through Sprint since
they were not affected by this here in ohio.
Bo
Matt Liotta wrote:
I hope everyone takes this opportunity to become multi-homed if you
are not
With all that being said, Cogent's routes pretty much suck in comparison
to the other tier-1s. Being multi-homed certainly gives you a better
performing network. Additionally, you might look into peering at an
exchange. We are connected to the Atlanta Internet Exchange allowing us
to peer with
Level3 did it to themselves, Cogent customers didn't have the option to hear
Level 3's side of the story because LEVEL3 blocked us access from reading
their side, like idiots. They instead could have did port redirection to
pass our traffic to their web site our something. Regardless of what
