RE:[isp-bgp] Off topic - Internet Exchange Points - Regulation

["Nishant Ramachandran" <nramachandran@...>]

Hmm... I see an idea forming.  We need to :

1) Start a Chilean ISP (no idea how to do this)
2) Figure out how to get $0.01 / mbps loops down to Chile from the rest of
the world.
3) Find Level(3), GBLX, MCI, etc. and make them peer with us.
4) Completely disregard the fact that there would be 300+ ms latency to get
into these networks. :)

Nishant.

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> 
> Subject: RE: Off topic - Internet Exchange Points - Regulation
> From: "Aliaga, Luis Carlos - \(Per\)" <luis.aliaga@...>
> Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2006 10:21:36 -0500
> X-Message-Number: 2
> 
> Hi Jeffrey,
> 
> I'll be more specific. For example, in the chilean case i've mentioned
> before in my e-mail, the regulator obligates all chilean ISP's to
> interconnect each other, so that the national traffic stays local.
> In the same case, inside the IX, the regulator demands to maintain a
> enough bandwidth to all the IX participants in order to maintain a
> proper "quality".
> 
> Regards
> 
> Luis
> 







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