That only shows they have little clue. 10 times, ha!
That's less than two years growth of the Internet.
Somehow it looks exactly like more pork.
--vadim
As described in the Oct. 11 issue of The Chronicle of
Higher Education, the new network is intended to deliver
the vastly higher speeds needed to allow the
...
It's less than 1 day's growth if you turn on video-conferencing.
What do you do when the undergrads discover the video-conferencing
capabilities?
Michael Dillon - ISP & Internet Consulting
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http://www.memra.com - E-mail: michael@memra.com
IMHO at that point universities will be forced to build and deploy some
kind of quota system for IP traffic. My preference is for priority-based
quotas, but there are other ways. (You have an infinite allocation at
precedence 0, a finite allocation at precedence 2, and a tiny allocation at
precedence 4.)
Without it, we may all choke on our own video streams.
Roger Bohn
speaking strictly for myself