IP: Status from Japan Y2KCC/JP Internet Operation Status Reports]

[Dave Farber <farber () cis upenn edu>]

> Date: Sat, 01 Jan 2000 03:33:05 +0900
> From: Adam Peake <ajp () glocom ac jp>
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> Dave for IP.
>
> Internet looking good re. Y2K so far. The Japan Internet Y2K
> coordination center has teams of 20 or so engineers monitoring the
> Japanese and Asian net.
>
> Other sectors, Japan seems fine.  Telephone congestion, particularly on
> the mobile networks, but after the initial rush when folks called to
> send New Years wishes, they are also back to near normal.
>
> Happy New Year to you, GG and all IP
>
> Adam (needs a beer!)
>
> Izumi AIZU wrote:
>
> > Now, Y2KCC/JP Internet Operation Status Reports up on our website:
> >
> >  http://www.iaj.or.jp/y2kcc/report_e/
> >
> > So far, nothing is serious.
> >
> > It's a product of jont efforts of at least 30 people, monitoring,
> > gathering, editing, translating etc.
> >
> > Please enjoy!
> >
> > izumi
> >
> >              >>> Izumi Aizu  <<<
> >       Asia Network Research Sdn. Bhd
> >                   www.anr.org
> >     Asia & Pacific Internet Association
> >  GLOCOM & Inst. for HyperNetwork Society
> >
> > <<< Writing the Future of the History >>>
> >                    beyond Y2K!!
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> Now, Y2KCC/JP Internet Operation Status Reports up on our website:
>
>  http://www.iaj.or.jp/y2kcc/report_e/
>
> So far, nothing is serious.
>
> It's a product of jont efforts of at least 30 people, monitoring,
> gathering, editing, translating etc.
>
> Please enjoy!
>
> izumi
>
>
>              >>> Izumi Aizu  <<<
>       Asia Network Research Sdn. Bhd
>                   www.anr.org
>     Asia & Pacific Internet Association
>  GLOCOM & Inst. for HyperNetwork Society
>
> <<< Writing the Future of the History >>>
>                    beyond Y2K!!