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rocca
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Re: CNOC's Part 1 Filing on the 703/704 tariffs

said by jfmezei:

Bell Canada's commens on the matter

Converted to PDF for yoru viewing pleasure

That's quite some selective snippet of my testimony in para 45, conveniently omitting my response to the question - which was something along the lines of that when that fibre is built there are many redundant strands available at little to no additional cost.

Bell loves to make this claim of not paying for redundancy but the fact is that the capacity cost is a reflection of the whole network, including all the capacity and links that exist. Adding another interface without more capacity only marginally effects the overall cost (ie a port cost) yet they want to collect the capacity charge again without reflecting that the additional revenue of that capacity order without the need to deliver it should drive the per unit cost down.

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Especially the redundancy the IISP want is the very last link to Front street and not need the path within Bell's entire cloud duplicated. So really the ASSPI alone cost should cover that.
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Rocca, haven't you learned that Bell just wants to get all your money ?

It would be far ore efficient if you gave Mirko access to your bank account and let him manage it for you.

rocca
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said by Ott_Cable :

Especially the redundancy the IISP want is the very last link to Front street and not need the path within Bell's entire cloud duplicated. So really the ASSPI alone cost should cover that.

Exactly.
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said by jfmezei:

It would be far ore efficient if you gave Mirko access to your bank account and let him manage it for you.

I sense another Part I coming....
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said by rocca:

I sense another Part I coming....

Since CNOC promised a second process to focus on rates, everyone senses another part 1 coming
jfmezei

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Vaxination Informatique's submission to the CRTC on that CNOC thing. I am cross eyed, unable to read and in bad need of sleep.
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Just a quick note: the next deadline ia February 28th when we get to file our comments on everyone's comments. This is a first at CRTC since normally, only the party who filed the part 1 gets to file comments at the end.

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I liked how you literally drew the CRTC a picture and titled it, "How Things Work".

I chuckled.

+1

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$49.7 gazillion dollars

Really?
jfmezei
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said by elwoodblues:

$49.7 gazillion dollars

Really?

It was either that or $########.##


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said by jfmezei:

said by elwoodblues:

$49.7 gazillion dollars

Really?

It was either that or $########.## (Filed in Confidence with the CRTC)


Fixed it.

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»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gazillion

The English language has a number of words for indefinite and fictitious numbers — inexact terms of indefinite size, used for comic effect, for exaggeration, as placeholder names, or when precision is unnecessary or undesirable.

So in other word, it is ############ but without the significant digits.
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You got at least two things wrong about LAGs and LACP...
1) you do not create multiple "LACP groups", you create multiple LAGs (Link Aggregation Groups) and those may optionally be managed by LACP... you can have LAGs without LACP but not the other way around as your particular wording might imply.
2) The maximum number of ports in a LAG is dictated by the least number of ports supported at either end of the LAG, there is no explicit limit. While 8 ports is a common limit on old or small (under 52 ports) switches/routers, many modern systems scalable to 100+ ports support LAGs up to 32 ports.
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Based on Wikipedia, the LACP protocol supports up to 8 ports. There may be proprietary ones that support far greater numbers, but I could not advance myself on this.

CNOC nd/or Bell/cable could suggest the use of a proprietary one if they want.
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There is no mention of a port limit on Wikipedia, only an example about the impracticality of bonding more than 8 ports on a 24-ports switch.

In 802.1AX, the only "limit" on LAG sizes when configured using LACP is the 16bits port and priority IDs. Systems could theoretically have LAGs with up to 65535 ports.

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said by jfmezei:

....CNOC and/or Bell/cable could suggest the use of a proprietary one if they want.

 
Hey, if it works, then why not sieze the opPORTunity ?
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Bell Interrogatory for service charges
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Interrogatory to Rogers
CRTC issued an interrogatory today on the CNOC Part 1 filing.
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And an interrogatory for Bell's service charges 7340....
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CNOC asks for extentions to deadlines...

Looks like their lawyer is going to Cuba for the week of the new deadlines.
quote:
1. Canadian Network Operators Consortium Inc. (“CNOC”) is in receipt of six Commission staff letters dated yesterday amending the remaining filing dates for the above-cited proceedings. CNOC is actively participating in all of these proceedings.

2. In five of the letters, Commission staff have posed a number of interrogatories in the above-cited Bell, Cogeco, MTSA, Rogers and Videotron tariff proceedings for which responses are due on 8 March 2012. As a result, interested parties are now required to file any comments by 13 March 2012 in those proceedings.

3. Likewise, Commission staff have posed a number of interrogatories to CNOC and respondents in the CNOC Application proceeding for which responses are due on 8 March 2012. As a result, parties are now required to file replies on all issues by 16 March 2012 in that proceeding.

4. Unfortunately, certain crucial regulatory resources required to prepare comments in the five tariff proceedings and a reply in the CNOC Application proceeding will not be available during the week of 12 through 16 March. As a result, CNOC is respectfully requesting an extension of the 13 March filing date for comments in the tariff proceedings to 21 March (with a corresponding adjustment from March 16 to March 27 for incumbent replies) and an extension of the 16 March filing date for reply in the CNOC Application to 23 March 2012.

5. CNOC is also asking Commission staff to be mindful of the constraint in CNOC’s resources during the week of 12 through 16 March in the event that the Commission finds it necessary to amend the schedule for any other proceeding in which CNOC is currently participating.

Yours very truly,
William Sandiford Chair of the Board and President