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jwilk
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Widespread impact caused by Level 3 BGP route leak
It took me a while to realize that "Level 3" is a company name.
rnhmjoj
on Nov 13, 2017
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I know it's a company because regularly they seem to mess something up and there is a post about it on /r/networking:
https://www.reddit.com/r/networking/search?q=level+3&restric...
It's so common that someone even made a website about it:
http://fuckinglevel3.com/
DarronWyke
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Remember when they nearly broke the internet back in IIRC '06, when they had that peering dispute spat with Cogent?
scurvy
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Telia de-peering with Cogent was bigger. And as others have pointed out, Cogent is frequently a bad partner in these disputes.
toast0
on Nov 13, 2017
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Given the number of peering spats that Cogent has been in, is it fair to blame the other party when one comes up?
tomschlick
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https://islevel3down.com/
johnbatch
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It's not anymore, it's now CenturyLink, they closed their acquisition on Nov 1st.
smn1234
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Level 3 v Layer 3 ;)
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