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Re: SDSL vs T1 (was Locations with no good Internet)
From: msokolov () ivan Harhan ORG (Michael Sokolov)
Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2010 22:35:19 GMT
Roy <r.engehausen () gmail com> wrote:
You missed an option. Just change to another ISP. I know of at least one AS701 address block still attached to a company that hasn't been their customer for ten years or so.
How is that possible? AFAIK no local politician has passed an IP address portability law yet. If my circuit from VZB were disconnected, wouldn't they release the address block for reuse by other customers just like any other ISP? I'm kinda guessing that you're suggesting that VZB's business practices are lax and that I may slip through the cracks? But there is no guarantee of any kind, is there? If they were to release/reuse my address block like they would have every right to, what recourse could I possibly have as a voluntarily disconnected customer? And even if the block remained unused / not reassigned after I left VZB, how could I possibly get it routed to me while connected through another ISP? I just don't get it - I don't see how this could be done without some local politician passing an IP address portability law like has been discussed recently. MS
Current thread:
- SDSL vs T1 (was Locations with no good Internet) Michael Sokolov (Mar 06)
- Re: SDSL vs T1 (was Locations with no good Internet) Roy (Mar 06)
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- Re: SDSL vs T1 (was Locations with no good Internet) Michael Sokolov (Mar 06)
- RE: SDSL vs T1 (was Locations with no good Internet) George Bonser (Mar 07)