Last I checked (it's been a couple of months) only one customer was connected to the 100mbit patch panel on the peering switch and everyone else was at 10mb. And yes, it does get rather hot in there....though not as bad as 60 Hudson in the summer. C Chris Mauritz Technical Manager, Systems Administration Rare Medium, Inc. chrism@raremedium.com -----Original Message----- From: Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> To: Reid Fishler <redhead@cloudy.lightning.net> Cc: <nanog@merit.edu> Date: Tuesday, October 06, 1998 12:38 PM Subject: Re: MAE NY?
As another member of the IIX, I just wanna chime in...It's nice to be able to exchange traffic without MFS. ;-)
what's really nice is that they maintain mfs's high temperature standards too. :-(
randy
Last I checked (it's been a couple of months) only one customer was connected to the 100mbit patch panel on the peering switch and everyone else was at 10mb.
which gives a clue as to traffic levels. but it is nice that a bunch of overseas folk van be met there. but the environment is just not spiffy enough that one would put a critical pop there. but a ds3 over and a router in order to meet folk seems reasonable and prudent.
And yes, it does get rather hot in there....though not as bad as 60 Hudson in the summer.
60 hudson seems to vary widely depending on which floor and which room. some folk's collos would even please a seattleite. randy
On Tue, 6 Oct 1998, Randy Bush wrote:
Last I checked (it's been a couple of months) only one customer was connected to the 100mbit patch panel on the peering switch and everyone else was at 10mb.
which gives a clue as to traffic levels.
granted not much, but nice european stuff, especially with Demon, wisper, insnet, nildram, etc.. being there.
but it is nice that a bunch of overseas folk van be met there. but the environment is just not spiffy enough that one would put a critical pop there. but a ds3 over and a router in order to meet folk seems reasonable and prudent.
If it's any indication, we've been quite happy with both telehouses facilities and hands-on tech. 168% better than worldcom folks.
And yes, it does get rather hot in there....though not as bad as 60 Hudson in the summer.
60 hudson seems to vary widely depending on which floor and which room. some folk's collos would even please a seattleite.
heh
randy
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