To Verizon’s credit, we received a response back from Verizon that they’re going to escalate our issue to network engineering. We aren’t sure where it will go from there. In the meantime, there were several questions in the discussion that we should post as a followup.
You can’t announce less than a /32 in IPv6. It [...]
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Verizon Post-Slashdot Followup
Verizon Refuses to Provide Complete IPv6
UPDATE: Verizon Post-Slashdot Followup
The final word on Friday from Verizon is that they refuse to carry 29% of the IPv6 internet that is visible from their competitors. We calculated this percentage by taking the total number of paths Verizon provides and dividing it by the number of visible endpoints through Sprint and Hurricane Electric.
Specifically, they [...]
Verizon Update
As mentioned before, our Verizon circuit wasn’t provisioned properly. After three conference calls and several weeks of calls, moving the endpoint city and re-engineering for latency issues, they’re finally ready to give it another shot today. We will post an update after today’s turn-up conference call.
[14:07] The endpoint was moved back to California (San Jose [...]
Verizon Delay
We were able to confirm that the portion of our order that was dropped was the IPv6 service we had originally confirmed back in May. Apparently that part of the order (along with IPv4 BGP) didn’t make it all the way through to implementation and we were set up as statically routed IPv4 only. Obviously [...]