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From: Brian Behlendorf <brian@organic.com>
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At 05:14 PM 7/30/97 -0600, Marc Slemko wrote:
(current hyperreal segment)
>Oh, and what else is on that segment?  Just thinking of if we put
>another machine there and Brian didn't want to do everything (guess
>we need another person or two with root on it anyway), is there
>anything else on the segment that would make any great powers uneasy
>that it could be sniffed?

The old segment Hyperreal was on did have some other employee machines with
folks who had root; in fact I used another machine when I was doing some
IP-traffic measurements of hyperreal recently.  On the new segment there's
only (so far) hyperreal; one would have to sniff from either of wired's or
organic routers (or any of our providers, etc).  

Putting another box here would probably be fine, just be someone
conservative on box size.  Rack-mountable preferable.  :)

	Brian


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