From: black@bleep.ishiboo.com
Subject: a little thought on exchanging traffic
To: nanog@merit.edu
Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 16:03:17 -0500 (EST)
Anyone thought about eliminating large physical exchange points and replacing
them with a more distributed architecture?
Multiple data centers interconnected over ATM in a single metro area run by
indepdenant entities who are free to provide any level of service or value
add they wish.
Why restrict yourself to a single metro area? Why not simply use a
nationwide ATM service?
-tjs
Because it attributes itself to misuse and scaling issues by those
folks who don't build their switched networks right.
- Jared
folks who don't build their switched networks right.
What about those that do... As in CIR and telco grade
facilities ?
Shop around....
Jared Mauch wrote:
I've experienced the most popular nationwide ATM service
first-hand, and at this point I'd never suggest relying on
it if there was any other option avaliable.
Ok, I'll bite.
I've experienced the
And now the operational words:
most popular
*ahem*
nationwide ATM service
first-hand, and at this point I'd never suggest relying on
it if there was any other option avaliable.
Go figure.....
