Hi everyone, While it takes a lot to make me come out of the comfort of my silence, I must be missing something in this flamefest...the dude is only asking if you could help him to have other streaming servers around if I am not mistaking.
Is your problem to have one stream coming into your network or having a few hundreds of streams coming into your network?
IMNSHO, the first one is preferable to many other, weither you like the "other" sponsor of the project...and well afterall it's up to your management to outsponsor their rival...
Cheers,
Karim
PS: That just sounds like childish behaviours from ages ago...maybe the older guys around can remember switch-eunet rivalries...doesn't seem to have changed that much in that many years, maybe the same management school? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nik Hug" lists.nik@nts.ch To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 6:22 PM Subject: Re: [swinog] Request: Searching a ISP (Partner) that has someBandwithleft (w ww.swissdeejays.com)
Hi Daniele
www.sunrise.ch (256 Slots à 128 kbit and 256 Slots à 64 kbit)
why should our customers listen a sunrise-stream coming in via New York, Frankfurt or Paris?
In this situation: selecting directly a streaming server in such a city makes more sense then force helpless packets to travel the long way from switzerland to abroad and back <g>
Sounding foreign exchange points isn't sound. peering rocks!
so long
nik
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