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  • 15-03-2005 8:21pm
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    osmethod
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    Not Sure if the information I'm requesting is public domain material?

    Does anyone know where one might find a topology map/schematic of eircom's/esats backbone network.

    e.g. I believe they have a fibre link to the uk and amsterdam and also to the us...? Looking for T1's T3's etc

    Also, a topology map of how/where mobile masts, AP's, BaseStations etc are distributed throughout the country

    osmethod


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    Capt'n Midnight
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    some info like that is senesitive for security reasons - think of the damage a single JCB driver could do to a main trunk ...

    www.siteviewer.ie for mast locations

    there is an eircom - BT microwave link that passes near sellafield if that's any use


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    osmethod
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    Thanks Capt'n....

    Actually we had a supposed 24x7 leased line dug up by a JCB driver in Cork...LOL

    3 days without services... as a result... no failover given....

    I know alot of optic fibre runs parallel to the train tracks for ESAT but just wanting to know if the info was there...

    osmethod


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    po0k
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    The international peerings would be far faster than T1 or T3s.

    STM1 would be a base minimum, GigE or 10G over fibre would be more likely.


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    steve-hosting36
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    What syxpak said, most international links are 2.5Gbps or 10Gbps fiber.


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