Ungodly packet loss rates
John Curran
jcurran at bbnplanet.com
Tue Oct 22 21:34:52 UTC 1996
At 15:39 10/22/96, Kent W. England wrote:
>...
>But there isn't any gee-whiz technology that you can do at a
>private interconnect that you can't do at a NAP/MAE. Open NAPs
>aren't bad engineering.
While there is no difference from a technology perspective,
there's also no benefit to be gained by interconnecting large
networks at a public (as opposed to private) interconnects.
One can certainly make the argument that running large traffic
flows through shared interconnects is bad engineering if a
private interconnects for such traffic are available.
/John
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