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RE: the Internet Backbone
From: Jim Browning <jfbb () atmnet net>
Date: Fri, 5 Apr 1996 11:23:35 -0800
From: Michael Dillon[SMTP:michael () memra com]
On Fri, 5 Apr 1996, Gordon Cook wrote:Bill sez: A US Internet "backbone" is one which connects to ALL the NAP/MAEs in the US. Not just two. All of them.Why not just start calling it the Internet "core". The core of the US Internet no longer follows a backbone topology. The core is composed of the major NSP's who operate national backbones providing national transit and who interconnect at all or most of the public exchange points. Make sense?
Yes, as does much of what you say... :) -- Jim Browning
Current thread:
- Re: the Internet Backbone, (continued)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Mark S. Fedor (Apr 08)
- Re: the Internet Backbone George Herbert (Apr 05)
- RE: the Internet Backbone Jim Browning (Apr 05)
- RE: the Internet Backbone John Curran (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Hong Chen (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Paul A Vixie (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Christian Nielsen (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Dave Siegel (Apr 06)
- Re: the Internet Backbone @NANOG-LIST (Apr 06)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Paul A Vixie (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Michael Dillon (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Avi Freedman (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Michael Dillon (Apr 05)
- Re: the Internet Backbone Avi Freedman (Apr 06)