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Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit?
From: Mike Tindor <mtindor () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 7 Nov 2024 17:00:52 -0500
I'm aware that I sent something via email inadvertently to the NANOG list. Sorry about that. If I could remove it I would. Sorry about that Mike On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 4:58 PM Peter Potvin < peter.potvin () accuristechnologies ca> wrote:
Mike, Please verify you are emailing the correct person. I have no idea how this thread relates to a domain name transfer but I highly recommend verifying the recipient of your emails to make sure they go to the right place. Regards, Peter On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 4:57 PM Mike Tindor <mtindor () gmail com> wrote:The ... AUTH code did NOT work stbernadettewv.org Canceled - Invalid EPP/authorization key - Please contact current registrar to obtain correct key On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 4:51 PM Mike Tindor <mtindor () gmail com> wrote:Assuming the code is correct and that you will be getting the email,l you should get any email any time. stbernadettewv.org Domain awaiting transfer initiation Mike On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 4:46 PM Tom Beecher <beecher () beecher cc> wrote:I don't think there is any satisfactory argument that can be made for wanting to avoid route server routing. For the content/cloud folk, I think avoiding it provides a mechanism via which they can screen for the utility of having to keep an exchange point node upgraded and optimized for service.Plenty of eyeball networks will announce prefixes differently via a bilateral session vs a route server session vs DFZ, then come yelling because traffic isn't going the way they expected it to. There can be times that the administrative overhead of dealing with those folks far outweighs any financial or performance benefits. Route servers are generally useful, but can be a royal pain in the ass too, depending on how they're used. On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 3:35 PM Mark Tinka <mark@tinka.africa> wrote:On 11/7/24 21:42, Randy Bush wrote: i used to resist. my instinct is that the data plane and the control plane should be congruent or you can have hard to debug issues[0]. but, as i have gotten older and lazier, and as you say, route servers have gotten quite reliable, i have come over to the route server side. I don't think there is any satisfactory argument that can be made for wanting to avoid route server routing. For the content/cloud folk, I think avoiding it provides a mechanism via which they can screen for the utility of having to keep an exchange point node upgraded and optimized for service. Mark.
Current thread:
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit?, (continued)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mark Tinka (Nov 05)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Will Hargrave (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mark Tinka (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Niels Bakker (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Randy Bush (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mark Tinka (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Tom Beecher (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mike Tindor (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mike Tindor (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Peter Potvin via NANOG (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mike Tindor (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mike Tindor (Nov 07)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mark Tinka (Nov 08)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Nick Hilliard (Nov 08)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mark Tinka (Nov 15)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Niels Bakker (Nov 16)
- RE: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Kevin McCormick (Nov 27)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Mike Hammett (Nov 17)
- Re: Can an IXP sell IP transit? Zach Underwood (Nov 17)
