[Mispa-l] (Fwd) [Google-50019635] Google Global Cache || Target Increase || mispa-blz1

[Dr P Nyirenda]

MISPA,

I get these reminders from Google just about once every two weeks on the need to increase 
the transit bandwidth for the GGC.

I have discussed this with TNM on a number of times without any progress.

Does anyone in MISPA have any idea or offer on how we can increase the transit bandwidth 
so that we can improve the capacity of the GGC at the MIX?

The lack of progress on this from TNM is of grave concern to me and is causing me wonder 
if we can support another content provider like Akamai. I have slowed down consultations 
with Akamai partly because of this worry.

Regards,

Paulos
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Dr Paulos B Nyirenda
NIC.MW & .mw ccTLD
http://www.registrar.mw

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Date sent:	Wed, 07 Jun 2017 06:11:04 -0700
Subject:	[SPAM] [Google-50019635] Google Global Cache || Target Increase || mispa-blz1
From:	Google <ggc at google.com>
To:	<paulos at sdnp.org.mw>

Dear GGC Partner,
 
Your GGC node mispa-blz1 is at risk of overflowing traffic.
 
The potential capacity of the node is 10.8 Gbps but this is currently constrained by a target (a 
logical limit) configured at 0.4 Gbps.
If required, please add extra uplink capacity from this node into your network, and then follow 
the URL below to increase your configured "Egress Bandwidth Target Gbps".
https://isp.google.com/assets/?asset=mispa-blz1&view=Technical%20Information
 
Finally, there is no need for you to respond to this email unless you have any questions or 
feedback.
We will automatically detect your configuration update.
 
Kind Regards,
 
The Google Global Cache Team
<ggc at google.com>
https://isp.google.com/
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