Uh-cough.
From nitrous, just one network block:
*>i199.245.183.0 209.185.9.157 2000000000 100 0 3967 i * 192.41.177.240 7 90 0 1800 1239 3967 i * i 209.185.9.157 2000000000 100 0 3967 i * 192.41.177.241 69 100 0 1239 3967 i It looks like Exodus buys transit from Sprint to me. -Deepak. On Thu, 13 Aug 1998, Adam Rothschild wrote:
Exodus *does* face some hard business decisions. Unfortunately, blaming BBN isn't going to do much to help Exodus. Capitalists trashing capitalism? Please.
It is my understanding that BBN is even hesitant to peer with Exodus PUBLICLY. Exodus does not buy transit from anyone, so that would result in total inaccessability, no? How would that be in anyone's best interest? If anyone knows otherwise, please do speak up.
If this is, indeed, the case, then it really sucks for Exodus, given their transit-free nature.