Domain: freedman.net
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avi freedman made it to tv
avi freedman, chief network scientist at akamai and all around cool cool guy and networking geek, made it to the final table of pot limit omaha at the world series of poker.
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Avi Freeman
There's been a thread on NANOG about Avi Freeman at the WSOP. From his website:
# Chief Network Scientist for Akamai: Working on new products, especially around Internet monitoring and availability
# Playing poker every few months (see http://avi.freedman.net/poker.html) - I came in 5th and made the final table of the Pot Limit Omha event at the World Series. ESPN will air it on Aug 31, 2004. -
Freedman Doc
From avi freedman's homepage: the Freedman doc - info on multihoming and BGP.
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It's not easy.I'm still looking for the 'magic solution' myself - trouble is, it is rather complicated to get this right. It sure is fun though! Some links I have found handy in the past, probably more for those people who don't know all that much about it:
Multihoming and BGP FAQ - has some links to the RFC's etc.
Avi Freedman's site has some very useful docs, in particular his Multihoming for the small ISP, and his newer BGP Routing docs. He even has a powerpoint presentation titled "How to Multi Home" but I have not seen it.
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It's not easy.I'm still looking for the 'magic solution' myself - trouble is, it is rather complicated to get this right. It sure is fun though! Some links I have found handy in the past, probably more for those people who don't know all that much about it:
Multihoming and BGP FAQ - has some links to the RFC's etc.
Avi Freedman's site has some very useful docs, in particular his Multihoming for the small ISP, and his newer BGP Routing docs. He even has a powerpoint presentation titled "How to Multi Home" but I have not seen it.
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Re:Routing table sizes
On a [un]related note, it was pointed out by Avi Freedman at ISPCon (and I'm sure elsewhere) that UUNet AS 701 + Sprint AS 1239 = 1940. And they say they aren't fascist. =]
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Re:uh, they've been doing this for about 3-4 yearsExactly. They've got some solid BGP experience. However, they seem to like to apply large negative weights to everyone but Sprint, so most of their traffic goes out through Sprint. How it comes back to you is anyone's guess...
Frankly, I don't think it's anything revolutionary. If I wanted to emulate their setup, I'd fork out a buttload of cash to some large providers to pay for transit, next I'd hire some guys like Avi, or someone of his calibre to do it right....
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