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Would this cause operational issues for anybody ?
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We'd like to know beforehand - we already carry IPv6 natively on all
our peering routers and would want the chance to clean out the transit
routes (or at least those that don't offer additional connectivity).<br>
Of course, I'm sure if you're looking for someone who's at all your
peering points and already carries IPv6 natively and could help you
out, then you know the people to call.<br>
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MMC<br>
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We welcome any feedback on this plan :-)
Cheers,
SB
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To: Adrian Chadd
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Subject: Re: [AusNOG] native v6 transit?
Hey
Optus offers v6 transit. I have also heard that Telstra _can_ but
it's not widely spoken of and you need to know the secret handshake
before they'll talk to you about it :-) NTT also do v6 but I doubt
Perth is part of the footprint (worth an ask though).
Oh, and as for Internode, I'll second your comments. Bloody good
work guys !!!
David
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On 18/03/2008, at 2:29 PM, Adrian Chadd wrote:
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Who offers native v6 transit in Perth(! i know..) and whats it like?
No direct sales offers - only comments from people who are using
existing
transit services please. I'd like to know what the options are.
And for the record - I know about Internode. Good work guys. :)
Adrian
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