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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: Need help from UUNet's routing specialist!
> For the record, is anyone seeing even vaguely decent connectivity via > teleglobe? It seems that 50% of the times customers complain they have > a poor connection to our network, it turns out that they're going via > teleglobe at some point! Um, maybe it has to do with your connection to the outside world? (BTW, are you refering to pre.org, specifically, or some other network?) Or at least connectivity between your upstream provider and either you or us... Currently we hear your routes only from insnet, via LINX and DE-CIX. (LINX does tend to have problems from time to time.) The proportion of complaints coming from customers of ours is most likely explained by the size of our customer base; a recent check on percentage of announced IPv4 space, shows us and our customers comprising about 20% of reachable addresses (ie, pro-rated by prefix size). > Are they running a 2400baud modem with a flaky fuse as their main > connection or something? Try multiple OC-12 (cross-section), with buildout to OC-48 (on dark fibre) underway, in North America and Europe, and deployment of significant numbers of nodes worldwide at significant connection speeds, over owned wet-fibre and dark-fibre capacity. We do have lots of *customers* whose links to us are congested; if anyone can find a way to force customers to upgrade, we'd dearly like to know. ;-) (These congested links have in-addr entries from our namespace, and this frequently leads to the incorrect conclusion that it is our network that has problems. In case anyone is curious, our naming convention for point to point links, is if-* for the Teleglobe end, and ix-* for the customer side, where the * is the numbering of Cisco interfaces converted from non-alpha to hyphens, in the zone named by the router designation. Example: if-12-1.bb3.NewYork.Teleglobe.net, would be the Teleglobe side, while ix-0-1-0.bb6.NewYork.Teleglobe.net would be the far-end of a link.) -- Brian Dickson, Email: [email protected] Director, Backbone Engineering Tel : +1 703 755 2056 Teleglobe Communications Corp., Fax : +1 703 755 2648 Rm 3214, 11480 Commerce Park Drive, Cell : +1 703 851 9053 Reston, Virginia, USA, 20191 http://www.teleglobe.com
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