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From: mike@BRL.ARPA (Mike Muuss)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re:  Why is the ARPANet in such bad shape these days?
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Date: Wed, 1-Oct-86 19:23:49 EDT
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Many sites with really large sets of LANS (including MIT and BRL)
run dedicated IP gateways as their attachment to the IMPs.
In these cases, all traffic on those IMP ports is either user
traffic or EGP.

BRL-GATEWAY and BRL-GATEWAY2 are pretty high up as the largest
source of packets on the MILNET, today.  When our Cray-XMP48
comes online on 2-November, I expect our MILNET trunks to melt.
	-Mike