[isp-outsourcing] Re: Boo... Qwest/UUnet Hardly a fright

["B K" <bks@...]

Stability... absolutly, I agree.  It's funny though...Qwest has a more "up to date network" for having to expand their new service, where UUNet spends more time thus needs more money for their legacy systems.  But, yes I like UUNet.  They know how to run smoothly.  

BK

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Paul Jacobs <paul@...>
Reply-To: isp-outsourcing@isp-outsourcing.com
Date:  Mon, 24 Jun 2002 14:23:48 -0700

>At 02:18 PM 6/24/2002, you wrote:
>>If it's any help... Qwest will replace a partner network with a number or 
>>give a 60 day window to migrate off the network.  There has been no notice 
>>to migrate.  Qwest has stated that they are not disolving any partner 
>>networks till the end of the year.  Just because they don't publish the 
>>nubmers, does not mean the partner network is mysteriously gone... they 
>>simply have numbers to cover... the area.  Hardly scarey.
>>
>>FYI:  Qwest is not the company with the dial relationship providing UUNet, 
>>Genuity had the obligation to provide a partner network to Qwest.  On 
>>short notice to their fault at Genuity, they put up UUNet, a better 
>>network.  To Date if anyone is paying any attention at all, there are less 
>>than 100 numbers on Qwest that are partner network numbers, and I believe 
>>less then 80 if I recall correctly.
>>
>>Seems ok to me...
>>
>>BK
>
>I agree that UUNet is a better network than Genuity.
>I would take it one step farther and say UUnet is better than Qwest.
>
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