Subj : Re: SixXs stops
To   : Jeff Smith
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Sun Apr 03 2016 12:58:00

-=> Jeff Smith wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 JS> I found that my ISP has several tiers of support. The first level that
 JS> a user reaches always seem to be reading what they are saying and the
 JS> questions that they are asking. In short order I just started asking
 JS> them to connect me to a higher tier of support right from the start.
 JS> But recently when I inquired about the availability of native IPv6
 JS> support I was transfered several times and then still didn't get a
 JS> specific answer. For now they are actually providing 6RD support to
 JS> customers.

Cool.  My ISP's support is excellent, I've never had to escalate anything, the
first port of call will go through more obscure isssues, if needed.  As for
IPv6, I don't have to ask, it's all on their website how to turn it on (if it
isn't already ;) ).  Yes, we (the users) can turn our own IPv6 support on and
off.  I think on new connections, it defaults to on now (when I joined it
defaulted to off, but I fixed that as soon as I had a suitable router :) ).




.... I find circuses a little too sinister.
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