Haha. I can't believe I'm going to respond to the ASR alias, but ok, I will.
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 1:11 AM, Paul Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 3:07 AM, Philip Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
The Steering Committee has unanimously agreed to start afresh with
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By now it's no news to anyone on -futures or the main list that the SC
unanimously decided to dissolve the current Mailing List Committee (to
be blunt, fire all existing MLC members) and start anew.
I guess
vendor ears == ON Hopefully... ;-)
Not likely! This is a motley crew of people who like to jabber,
not a forum for your favorite vendor's customer support.
I want to be able to carry IPv6 in a VPRN without having to
pay an order of magnitude more for an IOM.
May I suggest that you will
Hello everyone,
The NANOG Mailing List Committee is a group of individuals from the
NANOG community who collectively are responsible for ensuring the
functioning of the NANOG mailing list as an effective resource for the
operations community.
The Steering Committee would like to hear from
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 1:16 PM, Dan Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about Alcatel's MPLS edge routers like the 7x50 products that
came from Timetra...anyone have any experience with them? Are they a
good product?
Garbage, the 7750/7450 are complete junk boxes. Here is why...
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Why be neutral? If something is better, then it is better. Whenever I have
tried a vendor other than Cisco for a routing or switching solution, I
regretted it. Now I use Cisco equipment exclusively except where they do not
make that product I need [such as FatPipe MPVPN].
Tim
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Ok, I agree with you, may be I didn't explain myself clear: I meant neutral
in the sense
of relation with each other (i.e. Not being hostile).
Nic.
Tim Sanderson wrote:
Why be neutral? If something is better, then it is better. Whenever I have
tried a vendor other than Cisco for a routing
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Just a quick note,
The thrice annual nanog pgp key signing party will be making an
appearance at NANOG 43.
The keysigning sessions are going to be during the morning breaks during
the general session, and will be location TDB.
Monday June
Apparently Charter is going to packetsniff its users and use that for
commercial purposes.
Looks like the only way to somewhat opt out is by getting a cookie set
at the below link - which is not only a dumb idea, but still - not even
https.
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 04:31:57PM -0400, Jake Matthews wrote:
Apparently Charter is going to packetsniff its users and use that for
commercial purposes.
I think you'd find they'd run pretty far afoul of 18 USC 2511
for that, without prior consent (18 USC 2511 2) (c)).
I
Majdi S. Abbas wrote:
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 04:31:57PM -0400, Jake Matthews wrote:
Apparently Charter is going to packetsniff its users and use that for
commercial purposes.
I think you'd find they'd run pretty far afoul of 18 USC 2511
for that, without prior consent (18
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Nicolas Antoniello
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Ok, I agree with you, may be I didn't explain myself clear: I meant neutral
in the sense
of relation with each other (i.e. Not being hostile).
hopefully we're all big boys and girls and can identify a strong
opinion
I have been using the 7750/7450 in a couple of my production environments.
I have to say this: AMAZING. I have had very little problems with these
machines. Their support has been amazing. I would recommend these machines
to anyone. Beware of the price though. You def. get what you pay for
I think that a TV station cannot just digitally insert an ad into copyrighted
material, as it would be considered a derivative work. .. they have approval
and pay to do that.
I wonder what the legal implications for a web page would be, I would almost
assume they would be the same.
-Patrick
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Regulation could address this, a differentiated service could address
this, but this smacks of paying for a service to then get additional ads
sent to you. (like everytime you dialed a number into your Skype for
Pizza Delivery, they sent you to their paid-Pizza
Top posting due to lengthy email...
In my experience from the last year on Alcatel (several years on E and M
Juniper before that) you couldn't be more wrong. As far as looking at the
config, I back them up to a UNIX box nightly. :1,$ s/exit//
Not one of the support guys has ever mentioned
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