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On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, John Fraizer wrote: > Yes Jay. I am interested in your technology. Beyond the fact that it > appears to be 100% marketing hype BS, can you elaborate, _WITHOUT NDA_ > about the following: A corporate web site, most often, is meant to be a marketing tool. We all know that marketing and engineering doesn't always mix well. Rather than dwelling on the flame-bait, I'll just address your questions as best I can. Some of the information is proprietary, and will not be disclosed with, or without, an NDA. > (1) How does your "Best Path Global Transit (tm)" interact with the GLOBAL > STANDARD BGP4 with respect to: > > (a) Influencing INBOUND data [snip] > (z) Influencing INBOUND data We influence (NOT control) inbound data a number of ways (some proprietary, some not). One of which is that we purchase all of our transit from the major carriers. With this relationship, we can get them to "do the right thing" on their end(s). > (2)Is your "Best Path Global Transit (tm)" going to be released to public At this time, Best Path Global Transit will continue to be held as a proprietary technology. It does fully interoperate with BGP, but will remain proprietary for now. > (3) Have you thought about how much the rest of the world is going to > laugh at "Tier-0?" I have already addressed this point in a later reply on this thread, but I'll say it again... I don't agree with the "Tier-n" stuff, regardless of what the "n" is. Our web site is currently in the process of a re-do, and I'm certain that terminology will not be in the new version. Sometimes trying to contain marketing == herding cats. :) ~Jay > --- > John Fraizer > EnterZone, Inc > > > > -- ~Jay .. .. .. Jay Jacobson Chief Executive Officer .. .. Opnix, Inc. http://opnix.com .. .. .. .. Innovating Internet Intelligence .. .. ..
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