20 Mar
2007
20 Mar
'07
3:55 p.m.
Jay West wrote:
Sorry, I worded that poorly. I was more asking what your level of
interaction was with XO that led you to that conclusion.
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Jim wrote...
My words, or yours?
It was intentional -- most people here might want
to host something
themselves, not run an ISP.
Nah, the discussion was for archives, and as you were
saying - "Don't
put it online unless you have the bandwidth and controls to do it
right". So, I assumed we weren't talking about someone with a lil 10mb
pipe. And putting on bandwidth controls by itself isn't good enough,
because you'll run out of steam for a serious archive. So, do it right
or don't do it at all. How do you
determine "quality" bandwidth?
To those of us who work in that business,
this is not a subjective
question. It's pretty cut and dry. Latency, hops, outages, routing
issues, and peering/connectivity.