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Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre
From: Paul Vixie <vixie () vix com>
Date: 18 Apr 2002 10:05:35 -0700
... So - that is the larger picture, but was not my question to NANOG. We wish to be able to provide this peering, but we find that UUnets cross-connect policy interferes with our aims - as it requires potential peers in the data center to separately purchase connectivity to us (in the same building) instead of hopping onto our link by cross-connecting to another cabinet in the data center, which (of course) they waive for connections to the CINX cabinet. My question was if this was common practice.
yes, it's common for a hosting facility (which uunet cape town is.) it would not be common in a carrier/fiber hotel. if there is one of those in town you'd be well served to talk to the landlord about supporting a peering exchange there, since it will drive other sales, and the openness of it will ultimately pull business away from the necessarily-more-closed peering exchange over in the hosting center.
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- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre, (continued)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Andy Rabagliati (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Rubens Kuhl Jr. (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre David Lesher (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Paul Timmins (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Rubens Kuhl Jr. (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Kevin Loch (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Joe Abley (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Brian (Apr 17)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Andy Rabagliati (Apr 18)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Paul Vixie (Apr 18)
- Re: Links between cabinets at commercial datacentre Paul Vixie (Apr 17)
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