Does anyone know if Verizon has a publicly accessable looking glass? There is not one listed on bgp4.net nor could I find one searching Google. Off-list is fine if that is preferred. Tim Donahue
On 5-Sep-2006, at 09:31, Tim Donahue wrote:
Does anyone know if Verizon has a publicly accessable looking glass? There is not one listed on bgp4.net nor could I find one searching Google.
It might pay to specify exactly which AS number you're particularly interested in peeking into. Joe
On Sep 5, 2006, at 6:52 AM, Joe Abley wrote:
On 5-Sep-2006, at 09:31, Tim Donahue wrote:
Does anyone know if Verizon has a publicly accessable looking glass? There is not one listed on bgp4.net nor could I find one searching Google.
It might pay to specify exactly which AS number you're particularly interested in peeking into.
I'd be helped by having one in AS701 and AS702... -david
Tim Donahue wrote:
Does anyone know if Verizon has a publicly accessable looking glass? There is not one listed on bgp4.net nor could I find one searching Google.
Off-list is fine if that is preferred.
Actually, if anyone knows of one for 701 or 702, please do let me know. I'll add it to the bgp4.net wiki. (Or someone can do it for me.) There is also a newer section of the bgp4.net wiki with links to network status pages for some providers. Anyone who has working links to offer in that area is welcome to add them or email them to me. Oh, and in other news, the northern and eastern spans of Pacific Crossing 1 (PC-1) are in bad shape today. I'm surprised that no one else has mentioned that yet. In case this message sounds too on topic, let me add the following: "I hate SPAM and BOTNETS and people who make analogies that involve HITLER and NAZIS." There, I think that covers it.
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