make mpeg2 over IP practical
solution.
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Nathan Stratton
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o real security. I don't know about
all of their sights, but at least two have the security image when you
walk in, but the rest of the building and other entrances have less then
my house.
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Nathan Stratton
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would
terminate a contract if you were paying their sick rates.
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Nathan Stratton
nathan at robotics.net
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I was not caught, that was my issue. They only gave me a hard time after I
showed them all the issues they had with their security. My issue is they
have very little control.
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Nathan Stratton
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good, but there is very
little substance.
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Nathan Stratton
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se my last mile aggregation was DSL or T1 everything was frame or ATM
based so I decided to stick with a ATM core. We setup PVCs on our ATM
switches based on what customers wanted and built back office systems to
change bandwidth based on customer requirements.
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Nathan Stratton
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> Cheers
>
> Steve
On Thu, 23 May 2002, Neil J. McRae wrote:
> I've done it in a production environment and unless money was
> extremely tight I wouldn't consider doing it again. You will
> save on capital expediture but you need an army of resources
> to support it. When I did it, it was on NetBSD running GateD 3
as throughput goes, and just how reliable can a clone (or pick
> your manufacturer) be compared to a unit that was designed by electronic
> engineers to function as a 24x7 mission critical box?
When you want to push over 30 meg you are better off looking at something
oth
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, J.D. Falk wrote:
> > Anyone seeing issues with XO routing?
>
> Yep, I was seeing 3000+ ms from SBC into XO earlier this
> afternoon. Seems to have cleared up now.
You that that is bad, try ordering a few hundred DS1s.
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PVC on a DSL circuit. If the user hits a web page and
sucks a 1500 byte packet it will take over 93 ms to get over that link. I
can't live with that amount of jitter so I fragment to a specified MTU
that I can live with per link and then interleave the fragments between
the voice samples af
s I am replacing the PSTN, so I need to
offer as good if not better service. If we are talking calls to Japan I
can get way with less quality, but a office business line no way.
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Nathan Stratton CTO, Exario Networks, Inc.
nathan at robotics.net
ee what CRTP, frame size,
CODEC, link speed look like for VoATM, VoIP, and FoFR.
http://www.robotics.net/clec/tools/index.html
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