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Re: Check me on this...
by Eric Germann 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

Maybe a page with "We noticed a problem with xxxxx and we're working on it!" http://www.internic.net/current-issues.html as a suggestion. On second thought, maybe a well known page at each provider wouldn't be bad... Would certainly cut down my rants on the lists, and probably everyone elses. Eric At 04:26 PM 7/29/97 -0400, Jordan Mendelson wrote: >On Tue, 29 Jul 1997, Eric Germann wrote: > >> Its tuesday Jul 29,1997 at 3:00pm EDT ( a weekday in the US, correct? ) > >Hmm, nope... > >Last week, Senate passed a new bill removing the existance of weekdays so >that they could slack off and do less work. > >> f.root-servers.net is still returning 1997072500 as a S/N instead of >> 1997072800 like all the rest, and bogus data about some zones. > >I think a few people have reported this... > >> 4.5 hours ago I sent mail to Internic. No acknowledgement and no fix, so >> maybe they will hear it here. > >They REALLY need some people full time to respond to email. I hate sending >my email into "The Blackhole of Death" which is InterNIC's mail system. > > >Wow, a valid InterNIC warning... go figure. > > >Jordan > >-- >Jordan Mendelson : www.wserv.com/~jordy/ >Web Services, Inc. : www.wserv.com > > > >

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Re: Check me on this...
by Eric Germann 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

Just checking. At 12:37 PM 7/29/97 -0700, Paul A Vixie wrote: >NSI noticed this hours ago and has been in contact with me. > > ============================================================================ ==== Eric Germann Computer and Communications Technologies ekgermann(a)cctec.com Van Wert, OH 45891 Phone: 419 968 2640 http://www.cctec.com Fax: 419 968 2641 Network Design, Connectivity & System Integration Services A Microsoft Solution Provider

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Re: Earth-moving trivia (was "RE: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut In Sterling VA.""
by brandon＠rd.bbc.co.uk 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

> In case the UK has got bored and gone home.... No, now the suits have gone home we're busy getting some real work done. Brandon

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RE: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut In Sterling VA.
by Bill Woodcock 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

Peter Galbavy writes: > Thanks for that folks. > I now know that "backhoe" == "JCB". :) So please indulge those of us unfamiliar with the finer points of British outside-plant cable-management... What does "JCB" stand for? -Bill ______________________________________________________________________________ bill woodcock woody(a)zocalo.net woody(a)nowhere.loopback.edu user(a)host.domain.com

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MCI-Bloomington
by Taner Halicioglu 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

So, anyone have a better story (or more info )than "major problems in Rialto" :-) Looks like it could either be a massive router failure, or a(nother) fiber cut, since I can't seem to get to any of the Bloomington routers... Anyone have more info? -Taner -- D. Taner Halicioglu taner(a)isi.net Programmer/Engineer/Sysadmin ISI / GlobalCenter Voice: +1 408 543 0313 Fax: +1 408 541 9878 PGP Fingerprint: 65 0D 03 A8 26 21 6D B8 23 3A D6 67 23 6E C0 36

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thats stupid
by pevon＠cyberstreet.com 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

dear nasa.com,my name is glen.i like tecnology type things.i like to go to nasa.gov to see the new pathfinder pictures.but its a bit confusing to see the differince between nasa.com and nasa.gov.kix.country 92.9 told people to go to nasa.gov to see the pathfinder pictures and not to go to nasa.com because they have pictures of women having sex and naked women.yours truly glen. ps. e-mail me at pevon(a)cyberstreet.com thank you

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RE: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut In Sterling VA.
by brandon＠rd.bbc.co.uk 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

> >For those of us who have not grown up with the (what sounds like) > >delightful vagaries of US road management - what is a backhoe ? > > > > Simple answer: a mechanical shovel. > > More precisely: a relatively small-size ... More precisely for the UK: a JCB Brandon

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RE: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut InSterling VA.
by Chris A. Icide 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

And of course, anything that happens to lie in the path of said trench experiences an abrupt separation. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Ferguson [SMTP:pferguso@cisco.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 1997 10:50 AM To: Peter Galbavy Cc: nanog(a)merit.edu Subject: RE: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut InSterling VA. At 04:16 PM 07/29/97 +0100, Peter Galbavy wrote: >> "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" > >For those of us who have not grown up with the (what sounds like) >delightful vagaries of US road management - what is a backhoe ? > There is a picture of prominently displayed at: http://www.cat.com/products/equip/bhl/bhl.htm The backhoe portion is the rear-end attachment used to dig trenches. :-) - paul

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RE: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut In Sterling VA.
by Paul Ferguson 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

At 04:16 PM 07/29/97 +0100, Peter Galbavy wrote: >> "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" > >For those of us who have not grown up with the (what sounds like) >delightful vagaries of US road management - what is a backhoe ? > There is a picture of prominently displayed at: http://www.cat.com/products/equip/bhl/bhl.htm The backhoe portion is the rear-end attachment used to dig trenches. :-) - paul

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Re: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut In Sterling VA.
by Diana Ricci 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

On Jul 29, 11:54am, Perry E. Metzger wrote: > Subject: Re: "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" ...Re: Fiber Cut In Sterling > > Peter Galbavy writes: > > > "1997, the Year of the Backhoe" > > > > For those of us who have not grown up with the (what sounds like) > > delightful vagaries of US road management - what is a backhoe ? > > A type of "steam" shovel -- i.e. a particular kind of the class of > mechanical devices with a large articulated arm with a big scoop at > the end used for digging trenches and such. The details of what > distinguishes a backhoe from other members of the class aren't > important for your purposes... So, what's a backhoe anyway? And do you think you can find a picture of one anywhere on the net...say, at http://www.cat.com/products/equip/bhl/bhl.htm, perhaps?

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