25 Jan
2000
25 Jan
'00
6:29 p.m.
At 01:49 AM 1/25/00 -0800, Steve Rubin wrote:
What is up with the DACS vendors. There seems to continuing problems when telco's upgrade the software on their DACS equipment. Since telcos have created a design with DACS as a single point of failure, these outages have a big impact on non-switched services such as data lines.
Sounds like DACS vendors are hiring programmers from router vendors. :)
And transport network "architect"/designers still believe the "fully redundant hardware" is enough to prevent network outages... despite the increasingly large amount of software (written by router guys :-) on their "transport" equipment. dave
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