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did mci upgrade at mae-east?
Re: did mci upgrade at mae-east? [ In reply to ]
MCI's NOC said they were having significant congestion problems in
Boston and I believe the date they stated had passed. (I was calling
on behalf of a customer..) This may be what you're seeing.

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> My little tester shows that we went from about 30% packet loss across
> MCI-MAE-East to maybe 1%.
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> I saw some MCI "Outage" messages all pointing towards the 13th with
> downtime specified for rebuilding parts of the ATM section of the
> network. Maybe one of those repairs went in at MAE-East?
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> Whatever it is, it looks better than it has since about September 20th
> when I started noticing severe packet-loss at MCI MAE-East.
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> I hope it isn't just a fluke in my "sensors" :)
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> Cheers!
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> Craig Nordin -- cnordin@vni.net Virtual Networks http://www.vni.net
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Re: did mci upgrade at mae-east? [ In reply to ]
We only wish that the west coast was as fortunate as the east. Mae-West
is having problems that I can only say.. ouch. Giga2 has 20% packetloss from
the RAs at Mae-West AMES. Look at the RA. Ticket #51495 has been opened
with MFS on this problem. Looks like HOL to us.

MCI at the PB-NAP is saturated. Global ticket 583 has been opened with MCI.

Others at the PB-NAP are just as saturated.

Rob


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> My little tester shows that we went from about 30% packet loss across
> MCI-MAE-East to maybe 1%.
>
> I saw some MCI "Outage" messages all pointing towards the 13th with
> downtime specified for rebuilding parts of the ATM section of the
> network. Maybe one of those repairs went in at MAE-East?
>
> Whatever it is, it looks better than it has since about September 20th
> when I started noticing severe packet-loss at MCI MAE-East.
>
> I hope it isn't just a fluke in my "sensors" :)
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> Cheers!
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>
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> --
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> Craig Nordin -- cnordin@vni.net Virtual Networks http://www.vni.net
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Re: did mci upgrade at mae-east? [ In reply to ]
At 18:31 2/13/97 -0500, Craig Nordin wrote:
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>My little tester shows that we went from about 30% packet loss across
>MCI-MAE-East to maybe 1%.
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I won't go there...:)

>I saw some MCI "Outage" messages all pointing towards the 13th with
>downtime specified for rebuilding parts of the ATM section of the
>network. Maybe one of those repairs went in at MAE-East?

Not specifically MAE-East however, backbone maintence has been occuring and
will continue as needed.

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>Whatever it is, it looks better than it has since about September 20th
>when I started noticing severe packet-loss at MCI MAE-East.
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>I hope it isn't just a fluke in my "sensors" :)
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me too although, maybe more people in the world just stopped pinging our
NAP routers and they had more time to respond to yours.....:)

>Cheers!
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>Craig Nordin -- cnordin@vni.net Virtual Networks http://www.vni.net
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Regards,


Jim Farrar
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Re: did mci upgrade at mae-east? [ In reply to ]
It seems that people do notice good things :-)

Indeed, we have doubled our capacity to Mae-East. -- Enke

> Date: Thu, 13 Feb 1997 18:31:06 -0500 (EST)
> From: Craig Nordin <cnordin@vni.net>
> To: nanog@merit.edu

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>
> My little tester shows that we went from about 30% packet loss across
> MCI-MAE-East to maybe 1%.
>
> I saw some MCI "Outage" messages all pointing towards the 13th with
> downtime specified for rebuilding parts of the ATM section of the
> network. Maybe one of those repairs went in at MAE-East?
>
> Whatever it is, it looks better than it has since about September 20th
> when I started noticing severe packet-loss at MCI MAE-East.
>
> I hope it isn't just a fluke in my "sensors" :)
>
> Cheers!
>
>
>
> --
>
> Craig Nordin -- cnordin@vni.net Virtual Networks http://www.vni.net
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