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Re: Generation of traffic in "settled" peering arrangement


From: owen () DeLong SJ CA US (Owen DeLong)
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 08:19:27 -0700


Owen DeLong wrote:

Actually, if the content provider simply honors MEDs, that should cover most
of the issue.  Then, the long haul is done across the content providers'
backbone anyway.

Then you get into address aggregation issues that have already been
discussed before.

The way I see it, an intelligent content distribution scheme addresses the
vast majority of these concerns.

So, a question to the large web farms.  Why is it that the largest web sites
still seem to be hosted out of a single data center?

Where do you get your data?  It seems to me that the bulk of the largest web
sites with which I am familiar are located in at least two datacenters.

Alec

Owen
Senior Network Engineer
Exodus

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