[3287] in North American Network Operators' Group
Re: Telco discussions
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Rob Gutierrez)
Thu Jun 27 16:23:07 1996
From: rmg@ranma.com (Rob Gutierrez)
To: sosebee@bellsouth.net (John R. Sosebee)
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 13:15:26 -0700 (PDT)
Cc: nanog@merit.edu
In-Reply-To: <01BB62B6.7653E480@jrslaptop.bellsouth.net> from "John R. Sosebee" at Jun 25, 96 04:50:47 pm
> > BTW: Is there a mailing list for ISP related telco hardware? Or
> > telco hardware as related to ISP's? :)
>
> Not that I'm aware of. That would really be very vendor specific. News =
> groups are good for this but like you said it's not data only, =
> voice/video equipment gets mixed in.
Well, I think one is coming together with my suggestion. I'll be on
it (and we'll announce it here on nanog) so people can drill me
for hardware info.
> > Yeah, so you're large enough to hire a contractor to do all your telco.
> > What about us small-fry who can't afford contractors.
>
> See if @home is hiring ;)
Actually, I think @Home is large enough to be using contractors. I sent
a resume their way, but no bites ;)
> DL was real good in getting us a CSU firmware fix for the CSUs. There =
> was a problem where accessing the console port of the DL chassis through =
> a terminal server, the three characters of the arrow key would be =
> received with too much spacing/time between them ... packetman helped =
> picking this up ...
Yeah, I had the same assumption when I ran into the problem for the
first time (vt100 escape code timing not tight enough), so it was
nice to hear about the U-D-L-R keys working.
> > Anyway, I made my point. Just curious.
>
> nay, too vendor specific ... newsgroups ...
I always thought the newsgroups were not vendor-specific enough...
rob.
