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To: gjp@erols.net (Gary Palmer)
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Subject: Re: X Conferencing: was [hackers:] Architectural advice needed 
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From: Amancio Hasty <hasty@rah.star-gate.com>
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I don't have any problems over here with the mbone . I suggest that
you post to the mbone mailing list to get people to help you out
trace the problem.

	Cheers,
	Amancio

> In article <13445.881641544@time.cdrom.com>,
> 	jkh@time.cdrom.com (Jordan K. Hubbard) writes:
> > Actually, the whole system of network chat rooms, shared whiteboards,
> > video conferencing, etc, is already well available using the MBONE
> > tools, now if only most of us could get *on* the MBONE anymore. :(
> > CRL, the ISP for Walnut Creek CDROM (and hence me), doesn't pass MBONE
> > traffic anymore and this situation is mirrored for many other folks I
> > know of.
> 
> I have MBone to my desk at work, and we send it to our dialups too,
> but the lossage makes it next to useless :-( We have multiple
> peers at MAE-East (I believe), but most of the traffic still seems
> to need to go through the west coast somewhere, and a lot of backbones
> are having cross-country congestion right now, which makes MBone
> next to worthless as there is enough packet loss to render even plain
> audio streams uninteligible.
> 
> Gary