Dec 31 2008, 05:12 PM
QUOTE(billytong @ Dec 31 2008, 11:57 AM)
Tmnet did reroute through pacific Side, but just that they squeeze and congested the already congested US line. Our US line/pacific line usage is more like 90% already, and then Tmnet squeeze those Europe webuser into this area, thus making a lot of packet get dropped due to insufficient bandwidth. Which it explains why would a US line lag after the Europe cable was broken. 
Another issue is
one thing I would wonder why would a undersea cable so fragile that a normal Ship anchor or Earth quake can broke that cable? Those cows who build those cables is stupid. It is building a watch(clock) without water resistant.
If you were that smart, they would have get you to install/lay/fix the cable long time ago. Another issue is
one thing I would wonder why would a undersea cable so fragile that a normal Ship anchor or Earth quake can broke that cable? Those cows who build those cables is stupid. It is building a watch(clock) without water resistant.
For your information, a forummer post this link regarding submarine telecommunication cable in page 3. Tons of useful information on how they insulate and 'armour' the cable.
http://www.iscpc.org/publications/About_Ca..._PDF_Format.pdf
This post has been edited by netcrusader: Dec 31 2008, 05:15 PM
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