I don't think all internatonal traffic from Paradise is routed through
Telstra and since Netgate is New Zealand's main gateway out of the
country, that's why it would make sense to go out through Netgate. Even
though Netgate is telecom, I spose when you refer to Telecom routing
traffic, you're not including Netgate in the equation? Aparently Xtra
routed DSL traffic overseas via satellite in the early days.

Pete wrote:
>
> > Not true, Paradise.Net provides all national/international bandwidth for it's
> > ADSL users. This is easily demonstrated by a traceroute to any well-connected
> > site through a paradise ADSL connection.
>
> Then why does the traceroute posted from a Paradise.NET DSL user earlier today
> show internation bandwidth being traced through Netgate (Telecoms IP provision
> division) ??
>
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