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Taoron
I Fly the Flag
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join:2000-10-22
Phoenix, AZ

The impact..

I have a server in a datacenter that uses Mae-East (Owned by the Worldcom MAE Service.. which is a Peering network..) and MFS. (Level Three.)

Here is the global UUnet map.




As you can see, this backbone is massive. It has multiple (dozens probably) of hub cities. Many OC192s, OC48s, OC12s, T3s and T1s.. this is not "no big deal." If the fall of a major backbone happens, what will you do? The traffic that normally goes over UUnet will most likely bottleneck other backbones.

If this goes.. you don't want to see it go. And Worldcom saying they were going to use their UUnet division to secure a loan is stupid, btw. (I read this on CNN's money section.)

--D
[text was edited by author 2002-07-01 16:40:00]


RiceSan

join:2002-01-15
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This soon will pass

This problem will be solved either by wcom selling off their backbone or helping it secure its future. I really hope its the first of the two. Why? Because players like wcom really don`t belong in this market after the problems they caused the markets. Lies! Lies! Lies!

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