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Ooops, forgot about asymmetrical routing...  Certainly makes things harder
to troubleshoot.  At least Mae-West isn't in a parking garage like it's
east coast twin.

Charles

> 
>    The return path is via the west coast NAPs, but recently I've seen a small
> amount of packet loss to the east coast during peak daytime hours. CRL is
> adding new backbone capacity so I suspect this to only be a temporary problem.
> For us, the CRL backbone is only used to carry packet ACKs, so it isn't nearly
> as big a problem for us as the west coast NAPs are (where nearly all of our
> traffic is egressed).
> 
> -DG
> 
> David Greenman
> Core-team/Principal Architect, The FreeBSD Project
> 


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