BBN Peering issues

Thu Aug 13 18:18:31 UTC 1998

Uh-cough.

>From nitrous, just one network block:

*>i199.245.183.0    209.185.9.157   2000000000    100      0 3967 i
*                   192.41.177.240         7     90      0 1800 1239 3967 i
* i                 209.185.9.157   2000000000    100      0 3967 i
*                   192.41.177.241        69    100      0 1239 3967 i

It looks like Exodus buys transit from Sprint to me.

-Deepak.

On Thu, 13 Aug 1998, Adam Rothschild wrote:

> > Exodus *does* face some hard business decisions. Unfortunately, blaming BBN
> > isn't going to do much to help Exodus. Capitalists trashing capitalism? Please.
> 
> It is my understanding that BBN is even hesitant to peer with Exodus
> PUBLICLY.  Exodus does not buy transit from anyone, so that would
> result in total inaccessability, no?  How would that be in anyone's best
> interest? If anyone knows otherwise, please do speak up.
> 
> If this is, indeed, the case, then it really sucks for Exodus, given their
> transit-free nature.  
> 
> 