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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: Peering versus Transit
> You should always add "without consent of the said ISP". > > It is no different from dumping a pile of bricks at somebody's property. >Why is it any different than the big ISP's customers dumping >packets on small ISP's web server? The Web page owners pay for that, ok? If they do not want other people accessing their data they wouldn't put it there for open and pay for it, too. If the small ISP does not want customers of other ISPs accessing its server(s) it can simply not advertise its routes. It is their decision. A Web conternt providers will then go and seek a place which would take their business. >Sanjay. I'm sick of net.socialists who think that universal connectivity is an Unalienable Right Of Every Living Person and that All ISPs Are Born Equal. I've had a chance to learn very intimately what all that Free-For-All crap really means -- when related to pushing bits and when not. --vadim - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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