A sample bilateral agreement in Sprint's NAP handbook
fyi, the bilateral agreement found in the sprint nap handbook is 90% materially what PSI and SPRINT have worked on together for a bilateral. (it would be nice if sprint had given us a bit of citation there). This is the second bilateral example that psi has worked on with others. Since bilaterals are EXPLICITLY part of the NAP model, it would be nice to see some other agreements posted for reference purposes, or is this going to be confidential/proprietary matters? marty
Marty Sorry for the lack of credit to PSI. It will be rectified ASAP. The fault is mine for not checking where the original text came from, for which you have humble apologies. Paul Consultant to Sprint for the NSF NAP Project On Tue, 1 Nov 1994, Marty Schoffstall wrote:
fyi,
the bilateral agreement found in the sprint nap handbook is 90% materially what PSI and SPRINT have worked on together for a bilateral. (it would be nice if sprint had given us a bit of citation there).
This is the second bilateral example that psi has worked on with others. Since bilaterals are EXPLICITLY part of the NAP model, it would be nice to see some other agreements posted for reference purposes, or is this going to be confidential/proprietary matters?
marty
don't sweat it, i was just being my normal cajoling self other bilats are what i'd like to see m
Marty
Sorry for the lack of credit to PSI. It will be rectified ASAP. The fault is mine for not checking where the original text came from, for which you have humble apologies.
Paul Consultant to Sprint for the NSF NAP Project
On Tue, 1 Nov 1994, Marty Schoffstall wrote:
fyi,
the bilateral agreement found in the sprint nap handbook is 90% materially what PSI and SPRINT have worked on together for a bilateral. (it would be nice if sprint had given us a bit of citation there).
This is the second bilateral example that psi has worked on with others. Since bilaterals are EXPLICITLY part of the NAP model, it would be nice to see some other agreements posted for reference purposes, or is this going to be confidential/proprietary matters?
marty
In ref. to marty's note below, if others have a bilateral they'd like to share I'd be glad to see if I can fit another into the next version. Be sure to strip out any name/other info, etc before forwarding. paul On Tue, 1 Nov 1994, Martin Lee Schoffstall wrote:
don't sweat it, i was just being my normal cajoling self
other bilats are what i'd like to see
m
Marty
Sorry for the lack of credit to PSI. It will be rectified ASAP. The fault is mine for not checking where the original text came from, for which you have humble apologies.
Paul Consultant to Sprint for the NSF NAP Project
On Tue, 1 Nov 1994, Marty Schoffstall wrote:
fyi,
the bilateral agreement found in the sprint nap handbook is 90% materially what PSI and SPRINT have worked on together for a bilateral. (it would be nice if sprint had given us a bit of citation there).
This is the second bilateral example that psi has worked on with others. Since bilaterals are EXPLICITLY part of the NAP model, it would be nice to see some other agreements posted for reference purposes, or is this going to be confidential/proprietary matters?
marty
And of course if you have a bilateral (or multilateral) peering arrangement for a NAP location, please consider letting us post it on our Web server: http://www.ra.net/home.html Thanks. Ken Latta, Merit Network, Inc. NSFNET Project, Internet Engineering Group 1071 Beal, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2103 313.936.2115 voice, 313.747.3745 fax klatta@umich.edu, USERLFQF@umichum.bitnet
From: Paul Love <epl@SDSC.EDU> To: Martin Lee Schoffstall <schoff@us.psi.com> CC: nanog@merit.edu, jte@psi.com, wls@psi.com
In ref. to marty's note below, if others have a bilateral they'd like to share I'd be glad to see if I can fit another into the next version. Be sure to strip out any name/other info, etc before forwarding.
paul
On Tue, 1 Nov 1994, Martin Lee Schoffstall wrote:
don't sweat it, i was just being my normal cajoling self
other bilats are what i'd like to see
m
Marty
Sorry for the lack of credit to PSI. It will be rectified ASAP. The fault is mine for not checking where the original text came from, for which you have humble apologies.
Paul Consultant to Sprint for the NSF NAP Project
On Tue, 1 Nov 1994, Marty Schoffstall wrote:
fyi,
the bilateral agreement found in the sprint nap handbook is 90% materia
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what PSI and SPRINT have worked on together for a bilateral. (it would be nice if sprint had given us a bit of citation there).
This is the second bilateral example that psi has worked on with others . Since bilaterals are EXPLICITLY part of the NAP model, it would be nice to see some other agreements posted for reference purposes, or is this going to be confidential/proprietary matters?
marty
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