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> I think it's a hoax to drive cusomers mad/against Deutsche Telekom. You don't need a hoax for that. Everybody in the industry is already pissed at DTAG. > -
by amazon_not 11y ago
> I think it's a hoax to drive cusomers mad/against Deutsche Telekom.
You don't need a hoax for that. Everybody in the industry is already pissed at DTAG.
> - It's not possible to announce a specific (premium) routing for just a single IP address.
Wrong. Google source based routing. You'll get asymmetric routing, but that's rarely an issue for content providers.
> - Current DTAG->Hetzner traffic uses AS33891
That's exactly what the article states.
- rmoriz 11y ago> That's exactly what the article states. No. Hetzner is not able to provide direct Telekom traffic. Their offer is missleading. Hetzner makes a profit of 36mio EUR/year. It's a shady move. Telekom sucks but Hetzner is not any better.
- fweespeech 11y ago> No. Hetzner is not able to provide direct Telekom traffic. Their offer is missleading. Now you are just outright lying and not reading the text of the article: > This option costs € 4.20 a month for all of our servers. With this add-on, we will connect an uplink to DTAG via Core-Backbone
- amazon_not 11y agoWhat on earth are you going on about? The article in no way states that Hetzner has a direct connection to DTAG. It very clearly states that they route the traffic to DTAG via Core-Backbone.