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Masataka Ohta <mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp>
Date:
Fri, 9 Jul 99 13:10:06 JST
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Re: Topological Motivation for draft-ohta-root-servers-01.txt?
Mark; > Nothing. Will they get significantly better service? I doubt it > unless the server in France is overloaded. Irrelevant. Or, can you try to stop the operations of, say, InterNIC root server, saying the operators that their operation does not contribute to the significantly better service? BTW, it is evil for you to judge the significance of the improvement. > The siting of server should be based on need. If the seed were limited, yes. > > If you don't want it, what is the point of defining the siting? > > So that we get resonably uniform service levels wherever you > are in the world. Uniform service level? As long as someone, not you, can define the service level, that person may be satisfied. But, the requirement to the service level is not uniform. Masataka Ohta