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Has he even designed his network? The goal is to have a good (optimal) IGP. For your EGP, it doesn't matter much who is your transport carrier / IP transit provider; Your routing policies will differ from them (that is if you already have an ASN and have half a clue). Pricing is somewhat a major factor in your decision, but quality of the routing policies from the carrier is still very important. Naccidents happen way too often. In addition, there is many providers out there that redefine the expression "complete oblivion" when it comes to optimal routing. Regards, -- Why yes! I am using Juniper in your Cisco environment! Jean-Francois Laforest - Senior PEng - JNCIE Terradon Communications Group, LLC On Mon, 2005-03-21 at 19:34 -0500, Tommy Cormier wrote: > I would have to elaborate on this a little - I would lean to what > applications are you running, where are your users intending to go, is > latency an issue or price.. I would imagine there are several regional > plays that have better networks than the global ones - it all depends on > what you are looking to do.. This Tier junk is just that... and a > sales pitch from the ATT / MCI / Q / etc out there in the world... > > DESIGN your network for your needs - not theirs... Go with the Tier > Blah... Attachment:
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