North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: Arbitrary de-peering
Le 08-07-28 à 17:12, [email protected] a écrit : ----Example: A York University professor was sitting at his desk at work in There must be more to this story. If Cogent de-peered from Telia the traffic would normally just have taken another path. Either there was a configuration error of some sort or else some sort of proactive black-holing on one side or the other. As the latter would be surprising and very heavy handed, I would tend to suspect the former. Peering relationships are made and severed all the time with no particular ill-effects, unless you can point to examples of outright malice (i.e. of the black- holing kind) I don't think there is much basis for any public policy decisions in this example. Unreachability due to configuation error is of course relatively common; perhaps I am wrong, but I don't think the CRTC would really have much to say about that. Cheers, -w
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