scope of the 69/8 problem
jlewis at lewis.org
jlewis at lewis.org
Tue Mar 11 18:51:22 UTC 2003
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Stephen Sprunk wrote:
> Come on, you're asking the root and/or TLD operators to renumber their
> servers -- not a trivial task -- every few months to intentionally disable
> their own service for what amounts to an academic experience.
Not for academic experience, but to encourage people to fix their broken
filters. And while renumbering a large network might be non-trivial,
changing the IP or adding an IP alias on 13 individual servers should be
a trivial operation.
> These folks are in the business of running a critical system that requires
> 100% uptime for hundreds of millions of users, and they do a damned good
> job. Let them do it in peace, and find some other "must have" service (like
> porn) to put in 69/8.
100% uptime for the service, not for each individual server.
So now the 69/8 holders, in addition to driving a campaign to get others
to fix their networks, should offer free hosting to porn sites? How about
free hosting for spamvertized sites?...oh wait, that might make the
problem worse :)
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