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  #640819 14-Jun-2012 16:02
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Get onto datacom for some native v6? Pretty goddamn slack that they don't offer it!



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  #640862 14-Jun-2012 17:13
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https://twitter.com/Datacom/status/213125166606204928

Got a quick response




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  #640863 14-Jun-2012 17:14
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That's not the case. The Twitter account person may not know what they are talking about...





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  #641098 15-Jun-2012 06:21
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From the second response it appears they did not.







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  #641555 15-Jun-2012 18:35
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How do they not have IPv6 to their DC customers? Are they just that slow at rolling out "new" (read 10+ year old) features?

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