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DoC will put IANA functions up for competitive bid
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"BITS provider - not to block, impair, or interfere"
That removes the NANOG Thugs from the picture.
They can continue to play the game of "my bit pipe
is bigger than your bit pipe", but it will not
matter because their bit pipes will not be
connected and routed. That frees up all of their
IP address blocks.
ATT/SBC does not care, they now have that ATT
/8 and all of the remaining address space that
the IANA never sold. They now just homestead it
with the other major players that have agreed
to do that, at the IP layer. TCP and UDP are not
even in the picture. Comments about Ports and
Port 25 and Port 80 are irrelevant to the big boys,
the BITS Providers.
Response from the Inner Circle:
"do you want some legislation that gives the CEO of ATT/SBC the world largest dinosaur a blank check to do as he wishes with *HIS* network. This bills language is HIGHLY deceptive. I too despise government incompetence but giving Whittacre a blank check is IMHO much worse."
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BITS provider - not to block, impair, or interfere
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