Hey all
A friend just told me that Cybernet told him there is a Switzerlandwide Internet Problem.
Does anybody know something?
Cheers
Michele
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Does some have any guidance as to how much S/N margin Swisscom requires
for their BBCS VDSL loops. I have a case where the S/N margin in 22dB on
the downstream and it surprises me the line doesn't train at a higher
rate (current rate is 13264kbps).
I understand that during the initial setup phase the modem is probed
more or less every 24 hours but doesn't seem to update if the line
characteristics evolve over time.
If someone can shed some light or provide me with a contact within
Swisscom that actually knows the story behind this I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Thomas
hi everybody
here's the announcement for the next beer event:
be aware: it is NOT in zurich ...
the facts for the next event:
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Date: 4th of may 2009
Time: starting around 18.30 o'clock
Location: @ the "Restaurant Brandenberg" in Zug
(Allmendstr. 3 near the Lake; Sorry, no Website available)
Registration deadline: 28.04.2009 18:00:00
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Please register here: http://swinog.mrmouse.ch/ since we have to make
reservations, i need to know who's coming and who not. If you cannot
attend and you're registered please inform me asap (+41 79 277 92 35).
greetings
-steven
FWIW
http://www.carechild.de/news/politik/internetzensur_die_grossen_luegen_der_…
Very good article about the "reality" versus "View of Politicians".
I think we will have this discussion in Switzerland soon as well.
Andreas Fink
Fink Consulting GmbH
Global Networks Schweiz AG
BebbiCell AG
IceCell ehf
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Hi
For an urgent test case I'm searching for a Cisco FAN-MOD-6H. (For 7606 Router)
Does anybody have one of this fan array around which can I borrow for a month ? I would need it 5.5.2009 latest.
Thanks
Sven
Dear Swinoggers
Does anyone have some Cisco 1.5U rack ears to sell, that would fit onto
a C3550-12? If so please contact me off list.
Thank you,
Anthony
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Very interesting what the swedish ISP's do:
http://torrentfreak.com/swedish-isps-obstruct-new-anti-piracy-legislation-0…
<<It’s good to see that ISPs are willing to stand up for the privacy
their customers. In this they are backed by the European Parliament
that spoke out in favor of amendment 138/46 of the Telecoms Package
several times, stating that the right to privacy of Internet users may
not be restricted without prior ruling by the judicial authorities.>>
I can only say BRAVO! At least some people in Europe have not lost
their sense of what's a legal system is all about.
Hi all,
DFi is looking for a network engineer.
Requirements:
- advanced network technology, routing, switching, routing BGP,EIGRP,OSPF.
- advanced knowledge of Cisco security devices (FWSM/ASA/VPN)
- advanced knowledge of security technologies
- advances knowledge of Linux
- good knowledge of network monitoring
- good knowledge of VoIP and IP Telephony
- a technical experience at an SP/telco
- language : French
The position is in our Geneva office.
Ziad Fokeladeh, ziad(a)dfi.ch
http://www.dfi.ch
Dear all,
most of you will have heard about the planned "Anti-Counterfeiting
Trade Agreement" which despite the name intends to not only address
brand counterfeiting. Rather, the plan is that an entire section
in the agreement will be devoted to placing burdens on ISPs with
regard to policing illegal content (and content which is legal, but
where illegality is claimed anyway).
The Federal Institute of Intellectual Property ( IGE, http://ige.ch/ )
which participates in the name of Switzerland in these negotiations
has recently released a document which gives the following information
regarding this:
"""
Section 4: Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement in the Digital Environment
This section of the agreement is intended to address some of the
special challenges that new technologies pose for enforcement of
intellectual property rights, such as the possible role and
responsibilities of internet service providers in deterring copyright
and related rights piracy over the Internet. No draft proposal has
been tabled yet, as discussions are still focused on gathering
information on the different national legal regimes to develop a
common understanding on how to deal best with these issues.
"""
The document is available in English and French, as follows:
English: http://www.ige.ch/e/jurinfo/documents/j1070401e.pdf
French: http://www.ipi.ch/f/jurinfo/documents/j1070401f.pdf
IGE is planning to organize a consultation after the next round
of negotiations, which IGE expects to take place in May or June.
Currently things are still on hold due to the USA having a new
president etc.
Another opportunity for communicating our perspective is IGE's
"Urheberrechtsgespräch" which will take place in May, where the
"Internet Community" is one of the stakeholder groups which has
been invited to send representatives.
As I announced last week, I'm organizing a preparatory meeting
for that this coming Friday in Zurich. In view of the developments
regarding ACTA I think that it would be particularly important for
people who understand the ISP's perspective to be strongly represented
at this meeting. (The people who will be representing the "internet
community" are well-intentioned, but I think they are not very
familiar with the perspectives of ISPs and technical geeks in
general. I need your help in making them more aware of perspectives
outside their personal areas of interest.) For copies of the
announcement of this preparatory meeting, see
English: http://siug.ch/internet-community-09-en.html
German: http://siug.ch/internet-community-09-de.html
Greeting,
Norbert
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