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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: mae-west congestion
Yes, agis is on the MFS side and mci+sprint is on the nasa side, though it is my understanding that mci put in a line on the mfs side as well. I believe ANS has pulled a line in on the mfs side as well. The two sides of the mae-west are connected by an OC-3. At 11:43 PM 3/21/96 -0800, Nikos Mouat wrote: > >On Thu, 21 Mar 1996, Peter Kaminski wrote: > >> >What I don't understand is why that has _stayed_ saturated... it seems to me >> >that some of the big players would have rerouted their traffic by now to avoid >> >subjecting it to this, which would also have the side effect of causing the >> >problem to, at least for the short term, go away. >> >> ...or why MFS hasn't installed a Gigaswitch there, or whatever. We're seeing >> 20% - 30% packet loss through AGIS to MCI and Sprintlink during the day, and >> it's not fun. > >isn't agis on the mfs side and mci+sprint on the nasa side? (i know that >net99 was/is on the mfs side, but i dunno if agis is using their cage or >have a different one) > >are the two 'sides' of mae-west still connected by only a ds3? > >/nm > >
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