[AusNOG] Megaport Suspends Accepting New Orders in PIPE DC's

[Jake Anderson]

That could well be done as a liability shifting measure.
If you do it through that rather than with the co-operation of the DC 
then all liability must be accepted by the person drilling the hole.
Basically it'd just set them up in a stronger legal position should 
anything happen so why not do it.


On 14/01/14 14:06, Nathan Brookfield wrote:
> Trust me I've had carriers nicely ask PIPE for access previously and have been told to do a land access notice so I would say Megaport are trying to do it 'properly' as opposed to 'aren't asking nicely'.
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