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> >    Right at the moment the limit is bandwidth - mostly with Sprint and MCI
> > through the west coast NAPs. The secondary limit is CPU, but that only
> > 
> > -DG

>From my view on the east coast, I usually see the slowdown within CRL.  I
can ping their NYNAP router without packet loss, but taking them cross
country usually results in ~20% packet loss on a bad day...

Charles


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