On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:00:30 +0100, Arnold Nipper
wrote:
I did reply to this just for "fun" and nothing else.
> Iirc Wolfgang's presentation does not say that you you have to buy
> DE-CIX services, neither does it say that you have to peer with
> everyone. Doesn't it?
I am not saying anything o
On 22.11.2009 19:51 Alexandre Egger wrote
> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 19:42:32 +0100, Per Jessen
> wrote:
>> "dress well to sign better contracts" - it's not bad advice.
>>
>>
>> /Per
>
> Per, I agree. But I was using this as metaphor that obviously a very
> expensive brand will tell you to buy the
On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 19:42:32 +0100, Per Jessen
wrote:
> "dress well to sign better contracts" - it's not bad advice.
>
>
> /Per
Per, I agree. But I was using this as metaphor that obviously a very
expensive brand will tell you to buy their clothes to do it better just as
a brand of car would t
Alexandre Egger wrote:
> By the way, that comes straight from DECIX people. Remind me that is
> DECIX? ;) That would be silly if they wouldn't try to sell their
> services undirectly in some ways... To me it sounds a but like would
> if it would be some brand of class clothes saying "dress well to
Hey Arnold,
> Maybe reading, understanding and acting along
> http://www.denog.de/pdf/004-Tremmel-Attractive_for_Peering.pdf does help
> ;-)
Some advices are good, other are senseless to me.
By the way, that comes straight from DECIX people. Remind me that is
DECIX? ;) That would be silly if the
On 19.11.2009 13:09 Bernd SPIESS wrote
>> However, I am quite sure that even bureaucrat companies can do it
>> quicker than years if their peering policy is not too weird (ok I'm
>> exlcuding a lot of 4 digit ASses :)
>
> i can assure you, you are wrong :-) at vienna vix it takes about one
> year
On 19.11.2009 10:50 Fredy Kuenzler wrote
> Alexandre Egger schrieb:
>> Could anyone responsible for the peering at Init7 (AS13030) contact me in
>> directly off-list.
>>
>> We keep trying to reach your NOC by email with no results :(
>
> you are on the pending request list ...
>
Maybe reading
Alexandre Egger schrieb:
> This being said, here is a tip how to get faster peering:
> http://www.blogg.ch/index.php?/archives/816-Der-charmanteste-Peering-Request.html
> (not to mention, it's Fredy's log :)
>
> Would a pie help Fredy? :)
yes but only if it doesn't contain any raisins :-P
F.
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On Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:09:03 +0100, Bernd SPIESS
wrote:
> i can assure you, you are wrong :-)
> at vienna vix it takes about one year to have an answer from everbody.
> it took about 2 years at milano and about 15 rounds of asking to have a
> yes+session or no from everyone
> de-cix seems to be t
> However, I am quite sure that even bureaucrat companies can do it quicker
> than years if their peering policy is not too weird (ok I'm exlcuding a lot
> of 4 digit ASses :)
i can assure you, you are wrong :-)
at vienna vix it takes about one year to have an answer from everbody.
it took about
Hello Fredy,
Thanks for reply.
> you are on the pending request list ...
We never had even an acknowledgement message. One can wonder if the
request is gone in the bit bucket :-)
> and yes the list is long, I'm afraid. So please be patient (it sometimes
> takes years to get a peer)...
I can be
Hi Alexandre,
Alexandre Egger schrieb:
> Could anyone responsible for the peering at Init7 (AS13030) contact me in
> directly off-list.
>
> We keep trying to reach your NOC by email with no results :(
you are on the pending request list ...
On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:57:26 +0100, Alexandre Egger
Hi,
Could anyone responsible for the peering at Init7 (AS13030) contact me in
directly off-list.
We keep trying to reach your NOC by email with no results :(
Best regards,
Alexandre
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