AGIS/DIGEX
Robert Bowman
rob at elite.exodus.net
Wed Oct 30 05:38:36 UTC 1996
The point was not who did what to whom. The point was bending policies due
to certain circumstances and forced peering due to these.
I do recall you having transit via geonet for a while however on the network in
question. Same issue, on a much smaller scale, than AGIS/Digex situation.
I agree with taking this offline, and discussing the "issue" rather than the
particular situation between our networks.
rob
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> From: Robert Bowman <rob at elite.exodus.net>
> Subject: Re: AGIS/DIGEX
> This is all very interesting information. It seems at-home recently did
> the same thing with us, as they stopped all transit and were not on CIX,
> basically forcing us to peer with them. Is this the route to get peering
> with the big players that will now evolve? Forced peering due to
> unreachability?
>
> We did no such thing. We never had connectivity to you
> and one of your customers called us and requested that we fix it so
> that they could work with our content group. If you would like to
> discuss this further please feel free to contact me.
>
> Thanks
> ---Cathy
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> Cathy Wittbrodt @Home Network
> Network Manager 385 Ravendale
> Mountain View, CA 94043
> Main Number: 415-944-7200
> Direct: 415-944-7213
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