Do you want to transit through them or reach their customers? Very different
things. If the former, then there’s no choice but to buy transit from them.
If it’s the latter then you can buy transit from any member of the Gang of Four
(as they peer). Less likely, but there may be aggregators
Pay them their advertised rates.
Why is this an appropriate question for this forum?
On 18 June 2017 at 18:49, Lee Allemand
wrote:
> Evening Everyone,
>
> I'm wondering what the path of least resistance is to add Telstra & Optus
> Transit to my mix?
>
> Reagards,
> Lee
>
> _
NIST considers 2048-bit keyed RSA encryption, properly implemented, to be
secure until 2030.
2048-bit keyed RSA takes ~2.4b times as long to crack by brute force than
1024-bit. 3072-bit key implementations are already out there, and I am sure
4096-bit is already possible.
On the jump from 1024 to
https://www.telstra.com.au/business-enterprise/solutions/network-services/networks/internet-services
for Telstra? :)
On Sun, 18 Jun 2017 at 6:49 pm, Lee Allemand <
lallem...@christiecorporate.com.au> wrote:
> Evening Everyone,
>
> I'm wondering what the path of least resistance is to add Telstra
Evening Everyone,
I'm wondering what the path of least resistance is to add Telstra & Optus
Transit to my mix?
Reagards,
Lee
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Back to something that might resemble a technical discussion. It comes down
to the scale they want to operate, I'd continue to argue it's an economic
scale cost. If they want to monitor people massively and probably not just
about the terrorhusts but general public, they do the B's stuff like
metad
