Since we are on the topic of animal encounters related to being 'on the job'...
I once worked as a cable installer for the same company I work for today. I was
running a new cable outlet for a customer in an
older farm house in a rural part of our serving area. This big old farm house had a
On Jul 10, 2004, at 7:35 PM, Mike Lewinski wrote:
David A.Ulevitch wrote:
I'm appreciative of this change -- but fyi, they aren't the only TLD
operators doing this, there are quite a few doing near-instant
changes to their respective zones.
I just registered a new .org and it had visibility from
On Sat, 10 Jul 2004, Sean Donelan wrote:
: 10 percent of a carrier.s bottom line is lost to simple subscription fraud
: and other low-tech scams, such as when criminals sign up for service using
: fake names.
If their sales personnel were not allowed to sign up accounts over the
phone or online w
On Sat, 10 Jul 2004, David A.Ulevitch wrote:
> It also means that changes can be made to host records quickly which is
> important for people who don't plan well or have unexpected changes
> that they want propagated.
>
> I'm appreciative of this change -- but fyi, they aren't the only TLD
>
David A.Ulevitch wrote:
I'm appreciative of this change -- but fyi, they aren't the only TLD
operators doing this, there are quite a few doing near-instant changes
to their respective zones.
I just registered a new .org and it had visibility from external NS not
more than 15 minutes later (I wou
http://www.billingworld.com/archive-detail.cfm?archiveId=7575
Fraud continues to pound the U.S. telecom industry with little sign of
letting up. Fraudulent use of networks and theft of services in all
sectors of the telecom industry continue to grow between 10 percent and 12
percent annually. Th
Hmm... May be, you are correct - if you sell service to the 'consumers'
(inexperienced customers), they do not expect any delays between 'payment
completed' and 'I can see my brand new domain WWW.HOW-COOL-I-AM.COM. And
TTL's/caches do not prevent you from this, because you did not requested
this d
On Jul 10, 2004, at 1:19 PM, Alexei Roudnev wrote:
It is cool, but where is any value in this (I mean - 5 minutes) rapid
updates for .com and other base domains? I wish rapid DNS when running
enterprise zone (with dynamic updates) or when running dynamic-dns
service
(for those who use dynalic IP
It is cool, but where is any value in this (I mean - 5 minutes) rapid
updates for .com and other base domains? I wish rapid DNS when running
enterprise zone (with dynamic updates) or when running dynamic-dns service
(for those who use dynalic IP's); but for .com and .net, it is just a public
rela
On Sat, 10 Jul 2004, joe wrote:
> Anyone noticing issues with Akamai and their DNS stuff?
> Just wondering because I'm seeing strange responses regarding
> www.foxnews.com, in that one of the Cnames a20.g.akamai.com
> is changing every 20 seconds, and sometimes no response at all.
It's saturday,
John,
Thanks for the info/pointer to inet-access.
As far as I can tell, only www.foxnews.com, but there may be others.
Its the only one that was reported as an issue. Oddly, when I do a dig
against
it the response is as follows: (FYI this is from a linux system)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] log]# dig ww
Yup. Across the board from 8am to 8:15am EDT:
http://web504.keynote.com/mykeynote/Post/KB40data_071004_081218.asp
(Scroll down about 25% to see the error-by-time chart)
Note that the time resolution of this chart is 15 minutes.
Not an Akamai issue.
--Lloyd
On Sat, 10 Jul 2004, Lloyd Tay
The Register has an article on the conviction of Bayan Elashi and his
brothers (InfoCom).
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/07/09/iraq_domain_owner_convicted/
On Jul 9, 2004, at 09:29, Eric Brunner-Williams wrote:
My first daughter's pet rabbit re-wired my apartment network, power
and data.
At SRI in Menlo Park, the squirrels were always keen for that tasty
grey
cable whenever it was run where they could get it.
I wish I had a moose-and-cable story.
Keynote data shows a small spike in DNS errors for the KB40 index
from 8am to 8:30am EDT this morning. Normally we see less than
1 error per 4000 datapoints per half hour. During this period,
it was 22 errors. There was also a jump in "connection timed out"
from less than one to 18 during this
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