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Standard User Chrysalis
(legend) Wed 25-Sep-13 20:34:56
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Re: How good are IDNET?


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so its impossible zen will have a link between my exchange and the other? they both in the city centre.

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(deleted) Wed 25-Sep-13 20:51:42
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Re: How good are IDNET?


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so its impossible zen will have a link between my exchange and the other? they both in the city centre.


Yes. Otherwise your exchange would be listed by Zen as well.
Standard User Chrysalis
(legend) Thu 26-Sep-13 15:52:46
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they confirmed what you said. Gutted I suppose but zen still looking attractive. According to their sales tho ipv6 isnt even been planned.

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(deleted) Thu 26-Sep-13 16:24:23
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zen still looking attractive. According to their sales tho ipv6 isnt even been planned.
Zen have an IPv6 FAQ, which says IPv6 is being worked on but will not be announced until it is ready to launch as a fully-supported element of their products.

Though it's second best, you can use an IPv6 tunnel. Zen have direct IPv4 peering with Goscomb in London, who host the SixXS gblon2 gateway. For me, the penalty of IPv6 via this route is 7ms extra round trip latency and the 20 bytes per packet overhead of protocol 41.
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