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Throughput from SLAC to Regions of the World

Derived Throughput from SLAC to Africa Jan-Aug '09 [[xlsx

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MinRTT from SLAC - Aug. 2009 [[xls

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Routing from South Africa to African Countries (Sep '05)

Routing from South Africa to African Countries (Aug '09) [[xls

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Routing from Burkina Faso to African Countries (Aug '09) [[xls

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Steve Song pointed out that a good PingER point would be the Durban University of Technology. They are the only university in South Africa to be currently connected to Seacom. This was confirmed by Duncan Martin of TENET in an email. All the rest are waiting for the development of the national SANREN backbone, later this year. I added www.dut.ac.za to the list of hosts monitored by PingER on 8/6/09. We will look to see whether we can see differences between it and other hosts monitored in South Africa.

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