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From: bmanning@vacation.karoshi.com To: bicknell@dimension.net Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 01:42:49 -0700 (PDT) Cc: nanog@merit.edu In-Reply-To: <199807141338.JAA23620@gizmo.dimension.net> from "Leo Bicknell" at Jul 14, 98 09:38:03 am Anybody use the data that is available for peering at exchange points? Its roughly the same idea and there is periodic verification that the data is current. > > > Here's an idea, I'm not sure if it could work. > > Set up a small "verification company" (or maybe even > non-profit org). For a small fee ($50/month?) you could have > your contact information entered, and the company would randomly > check it frequently (once every 2-3 weeks?). Failure to have > current contact info would result in a penalty ($5000?) to stay > in the program. > > Then, networks could require as part of peering agreements > and such that both sides participate. For their $50/month each > side knows the verification company has current contact info, and > they can get it from the company via web sites or monthly news > letters. > > It's a very rough idea, but is there a business model and > support for such a thing? > -- > Leo Bicknell - bicknell@dimension.net > Network Engineer (CCIE #3440) - Dimension Enterprises > 1-703-709-7500, fax, 1-703-709-7699 >
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