That is so funny.
FWIW.. I did try to contact them on-line as well as via phone with no
response.
Sorry for wasting so much of someones time that spmming the list
impersonnating me seemed like a good idea. I should forward this to spam-l
and watch the trolls come out.
LOL
- Brian J.
Sorry for wasting so much of someones time that spmming the
list impersonnating me seemed like a good idea. I should
forward this to spam-l and watch the trolls come out.
/Dennis moved over to Spam-L to watch the fun...
-Dennis
All,
I'm open to suggestions of how I can improve the puck
contact db pages for various isps/nocs/teams.
eg:
isp name
url
noc#
noc email
cust svc#
cust svc email
security ph#
security email
etc..
with the various toll-free and direct numbers
available, including aim/y!/jabber/whatnot gateways that reach
some centralized noc operator too?
is the concern about putting data there an access/trust
issue? perhaps some sort of registered user foo can be done where
people can assign trust for their org (eg: hi, i'm AOL, it's ok to share
my postmaster and noc data with anyone, but the security number only
with people who i set a trust/access level on).
think the social networking foo (orkut, etc..)
just some random ideas, since i wrote the cgi foo for
the noc stuff years ago and it needs to be updated.
- jared
Jared:
Huge fan of the puck site, what about some colaboration with that
wonder of db/php Richard Steenbergen and the www.peeringdb.com site ?
I find useful information from both of them.
Peter Cohen
AS 1299.
> think the social networking foo (orkut, etc..)
Yeah, we put fields for all of the major social networking sites (that is,
fields where you could specify your handle on each one) in the INOC-DBA
directory.
-Bill