[10698] in Commercialization & Privatization of the Internet
Re: MCI as a truely relaible internet carrier (from the NSR list)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (B. Sue Blair)
Sun Mar 6 03:07:11 1994
To: cook@path.net (Gordon Cook)
Cc: com-priv@psi.com
In-Reply-To: Your message of Fri, 04 Mar 1994 19:06:59 EST.
Date: Sat, 05 Mar 1994 20:00:12 EST
From: ""B. Sue Blair"" <bsb@noc.ans.net>
Just to give proper credit, the ANS Network Operations Center is not
responsible for this entire post; the latter section was made by
Pushpendra Mohta, Director of Engineering for CERFNet. Rarely does the
ANS NOC share its constructive feedback re: network outages with the
nsr group as a whole :)
-B. Sue Blair
ANS Network Operations
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>From: cook@path.net (Gordon Cook)
>Date: Fri, 4 Mar 1994 19:06:59 PST
>X-Mailer: Mail User's Shell (7.1.1 5/02/90)
>To: com-priv@psi.com
>Subject: MCI as a truely relaible internet carrier (from the NSR list)
>
>
>ANS Network Operations Center writes:
>>
>> 03/04/94 ENSS 135 San Diego Unreachable 12:21 - ? EST
>> ENSS 135 San Diego is unreachable due to reasons currently under
>> investigation.
>>
>> ENSS 135 San Diego provides primary paths to networks announced by:
>>
><Return> for more, (Q)uit:
>> AS 22 NOSC (Naval Ocean Systems Cent
>> AS 195 SDSC Regional network
>> AS 1740 CERFnet
>> AS 1838 CERFNET-2
>> AS 2150 CSUNET-SW
>>
>>
>> Philip M. Chuang
>> ANS Network Operations Center
>>
>
>Lets see, a crane fell on an aerial MCI fiber run that ran over
>a freeway in San Diego . Connectivity was restored around 5PM
>PST, 8 hours later.
>
>Obviously. MCI has no route diversity in the area.
>Previously, in the last year or so, MCI cables have been dug up
>and shot at ( yes, in Pasadena ) .
>
>Have a nice weekend.
> .
