On 13 Apr 2000, Marc Horowitz wrote:
Vijay Gill <wrath(_at_)cs(_dot_)umbc(_dot_)edu> writes:
think this would be more of an end system issue rather than a "core" or a
"backbone" issue, where the end system is the box prior to the ISP handoff
and not quite under the ISP's control and not the end system as in the
end2end tcp/ip sense of the word.
As the person who mentioned this to Ted in the first place, it's
BellAtlantic InfoSpeed DSL:
Of course, it's hard to tell exactly where this is happening. I
suspect either the DSL modem or the DSLAM.
Ah yes. Perhaps it would be interesting if the vendor(s) name(s) were
published, so that when they come touting the hardware to other providers,
some hard questions may be asked.
/vijay