Re: Ubiquity traffic BCNet/BCTel

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From: Michael Dillon
Date: Sun, 03 Dec 1995 00:00

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In article <1995Nov30.111256@malad2.mala.bc.ca>,
Malcolm Dunnett <dunnett@mala.bc.ca> wrote:
>
>A while ago there was a discussion about how BC Tel and BCNet don't
>directly exchange packets for their Ubiquity based clients, and that 
>traffic between such sites must pass through California. At the time
>I believe someone from BCNet said that the situation was being worked
>on and a solution was forthcoming.
>
>I notice that as of yet this situation hasn't changed. Does anyone
>know if there has been any progress on this matter and/or when a
>solution might be implemented?

It would be nice if the solution was an exchange point for all networks 
in Vancouver, i.e a NAP where BCNet, BC Tel, Sprint and any others would 
exchange traffic.


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From: michael@okjunc.junction.net (Michael Dillon)
Subject: Re: Ubiquity traffic BCNet/BCTel
Date: 1995/12/03
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