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RE: multi-homing fixed
From: Randy Bush <randy () psg com>
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 10:55:10 +0800
The real problem with most basement multi-homers is they go with the cheapest local service they can get, often from someone clueless with one POP / one path. To fix this, they add another cheap, local, clueless service and pray they don't get clueless at the same time. Then they inflict bad judgement on the rest of the Internet by demanding their routes be distributed. Bad plan.
what is interestingly bad about this plan is that it attempts to save the basement-dweller money at the expense of everyone else. and that's the point of the filtering story. randy
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- Re: multi-homing fixed, (continued)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Alex Bligh (Aug 29)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Patrick Greenwell (Aug 29)
- RE: multi-homing fixed Alex Bligh (Aug 28)
- RE: multi-homing fixed Howard C. Berkowitz (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed arman khalili (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Roy (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Howard C. Berkowitz (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Alex Pilosov (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Charles Sprickman (Aug 28)
- RE: multi-homing fixed Steve Schaefer (Aug 28)
- RE: multi-homing fixed Mitch Halmu (Aug 29)
- RE: multi-homing fixed David Hares (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Leo Bicknell (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Leo Bicknell (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Rachel Warren (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Grant A. Kirkwood (Aug 28)
- Re: multi-homing fixed Scott Stursa (Aug 28)
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