any longer anyways.
>From: Scott Granados <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Ukyo Kuonji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: your mail
>Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2002 14:42:37 -0700 (PDT)
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>Do people really almost get fired for what they write here? I'
Within the last 24 hours, an email server I have been using for over 3 years
has started being denied by Earthlink's email servers for being an open
relay OR dailup server. The server is neither, and has been secured against
relaying for well over 2 years. The server is sitting on a busines
>From: dre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>You might be able to sit in a colo and buy some cheap transit from one
>provider (especially if the colo isn't carrier neutral). However, if you
>want diversity in your upstreams, peering quickly becomes a reality.
If you have to buy an OC48 (or dark fiber) f
>From: Clayton Fiske <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Nor does it cost $0 on top of that $200 to buy transit.
But, looking at today's $/bit ratio, peering is not a big of a monetary
beneift as it used to be. BAck when you only needed a DS3 to the naps for
peering, and transit cost $1200 a megabit, peer
>From: Paul A Flores <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Since this is basically a financial issue (and not really a regulatory
>issue), the only way you could make it 'fair' is to have some kind of
>mandate from a government body to MAKE peering 'fair'. The only way _I_
>would buy off on that, would be to ha
>From: Joel Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > C) How deep do you want it? ATT put their #5 TCC cable down 4';
> > no easy task. {But then, we paid for it...}. Will that help
> > when a locomotive lands on it? If it doesn't... it's much harder
> > to fix.
>
>The average locomotive is something above
>From: Eric Germann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>If people set up their Win2K networks right, it wouldn't be a problem.
>Simply install the MS DNS server, point their clients at that, then all the
>updates go there. And if that DNS server has connectivity to the 'Net at
>large, it will resolve all the
>From Nanog web site:
"Waiving the Registration Fee
The NANOG registration fee is waived for:
Speakers
Employees of the hosting organization who are actively involved in meeting
setup
Full-time students in the local hosting city with current ID. The fee for
all other full-time students is $
I could have sworn that I looked this question up on Nanog's web page a year
ago, but I couldn't find it there.
The cost of the conference goes to a number of things:
1) 14 people on the Merit staff are involved in organizing the conference.
I am sure that some of the monies goes to paying e
A mail server I run a mailing list on has just been receiving refused
messages, with the servers claiming that the server has been found to be an
open relay by orbz. Upon investigating, I noticed that the orbz site is
missing any information on sites on the list, and how to get sites off the
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