Re: Concerns about Singapore

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Sat, 09 April 2016 22:57 UTC

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> Calling the Beijing meeting network open isn't really correct - we had
> a reverse VPN to the Internet as it exists outside of the PRC.

false.  and i was the noc guy working it.

> We did registration in Maastricht simply to figure out the details
> before we got to Beijing - I'm fairly confident that Maastricht
> wouldn't have been different from the previous IETF's without the
> upcoming Beijing meeting.

correct, but misleading.  maastrict was the same as beijing, though for
different reasons.

randy