RE: Interesting Point of view - Russian police and RIPE accused of aiding RBN

So considering they're widely regarded as a criminal network hosting the more dodgy/dangerous stuff on the net, surely we could 'protect' our customers by blocking the 91.202.60.0/22 range? Consider that can of worms opened :o) Paul -Original Message- From: Jeffrey Lyon [mailto:jeffrey.l

RE: qos 3560

Following on, the best way is to 'trust' on all uplinks between devices and filter at the edge. So you have a customer who shouldn't be sending tagged traffic, set the port to not trusted (should be the default state) and any customer using QoS should have "mls qos trust dscp" on the demark port.

RE: dark fiber and sfp distance limitations

If you only want 1gig, then if the SP provides it, won't it be cheaper to simply get a 1gig circuit from them that hands off to you on a GigE port rather than pay for all the various higher spec equipment that you'd otherwise require? Paul. -Original Message- From: Kevin Hodle [mailto:

RE: Comcast IPv6 Trials Update

I've just bought "IPv6 Essentials", however it turned out to be the 1st edition, hopefully there won't be too many differences. I'm also going to go through this PDF on the Cisco website that should put a practical face on the book, which seems very theoretical on a quick flick through ... http:/