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Re: What happened to Shaw's ping time? said by brad:said by rustydusty:I LOVE Internap! Direct peering with Shaw in Seattle location 
It's not direct peering. InterNAP in Seattle has NTT in their transit mix and Shaw uses NTT as one of their transit providers in addition to TATA, Telia and Level3. InterNAP buys transit and doesn't use settlement-free peering. I'm sure that they have a variety of reasons for paying for bandwidth, but one of the obvious ones is service, including SLAs that guarantee consistent performance.
Internap peers directly with Shaw in Seattle through the SIX, though. |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON
2 edits | said by rustydusty:InterNAP buys transit and doesn't use settlement-free peering. I'm sure that they have a variety of reasons for paying for bandwidth, but one of the obvious ones is service, including SLAs that guarantee consistent performance.
Internap peers directly with Shaw in Seattle through the SIX, though.
InterNAP does not peer with Shaw. |
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