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Re: 11/11/00 Internet Routing Problems

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Randy Bush)
Mon Nov 13 15:01:18 2000

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From: Randy Bush <rbush@bainbridge.verio.net>
To: jamie rishaw <jamie@arpa.com>
Cc: nanog@merit.edu
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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 11:54:35 -0800
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>   Why don't you fix your own backbone before you worry about other
> peoples networks?
> 
>   Your wonderful engineering team has my site down to 50% of the world
> for the past 12 hours, for the third time in 90 days (twice now you've
> taken me down for over *24* hours).
> 
>   What's even funnier, is that I'm also down to half of your own internal
> backbone.  Half your NOC staff can't even get to me.
> 
>   You should develop some wonderful tools like the one you spammed nanog
> with, to establish some SLA towards your customers.
> 
>   Peering don't mean shit if you can't pass packets to your data centers.

sorry to take so long to get back.  intermediate progress report.

  o your message did not give me a lot of actual data to go on.

  o looking up rinsaw, arpa.com, and shit in the noc only gave hits on
    the latter, and they seemed to not be relevant to your problem

  o turns out you have not been talking to the noc at all, but to customer
    service.  your ticket number is 945563

  o as far as i can tell, you seem to be collocated in a datacenter in
    ohio and the folk up there have been called to check

  o there seems to be no problem with bandwidth to the datacenter

  o there does seem to be a routing issue that is being chased.  it is not
    clear if it is particular to you alone or to others similarly collocated

i am trying to find more detail.  if you happen to have any actual technical
info, feel free to drop me a line.

thanks.

randy


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