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Dupre · 08-07-2003, 20:01

its called common sense, i cant see NTL forking out there own equipment which is already overstretched for AOL.

and as far as i know, AOL have never co-located any services before, cant see them doing it now, less profit in it for them.

I would say with more or less certainty that all thats going to happen is the traffic is routed through NTL internal networks to some AOL servers.

08-07-2003, 20:01	#14
Dupre Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Ellesmere Port Age: 44 Posts: 262	its called common sense, i cant see NTL forking out there own equipment which is already overstretched for AOL. and as far as i know, AOL have never co-located any services before, cant see them doing it now, less profit in it for them. I would say with more or less certainty that all thats going to happen is the traffic is routed through NTL internal networks to some AOL servers.