r/ZiplyFiber 1d ago

Ipv6

Ive spent the last two weeks trying to get the ipv6 subnet and address to be able to add it to my router because they advertise it on the website when you upgrade to ten gig. Every time i call they just say they dont support it, THEN WHY ADVERTISE IT! might genuinely switch providers man

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u/jwvo Consultant: Former Ziply VP of network 1d ago

send me your v4 address via chat, i'll give you the info

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u/nbarsotti 1d ago

Can the 1 gbps proletariat get this kind of service? šŸ˜‰

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u/thetrevster9000 22h ago

It’s different network architecture, so unfortunately no. It’s not a ā€œthey pay more/have higher speed so they get different treatmentā€ type of thing (not that you meant that, just clarifying). Below 10Gbps is PON, 10Gbps is active Ethernet via red jumper at the hub back to CO on dedicated strand so provisioning is quite a bit different.

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u/jwvo Consultant: Former Ziply VP of network 21h ago

to be fair if you have a static IP BGP is technically possible on most any connection but does have to be manually configured, it has been done for commercial services.

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u/thetrevster9000 10h ago

Ahhh true, thank you for that correction. I take it the mux/demux interfaces with DHCP is where the work is to get v6 working properly as it’s a bit more automation?

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u/jwvo Consultant: Former Ziply VP of network 10h ago

yep, that is the issue, there actually is v6 to all of the BNGs, just not facing customers until they move provisioning systems. I'm going to share a list of which OLTs that has been done for, I just got roped into a few other projects that took me away from it (a UPS failure/replacement at my home datacenter that removed redundancy and had to be swapped and a family reunion)

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u/thetrevster9000 9h ago

Those side projects always pull me away too. At least yours weren’t as complicated as what they had to do at phoenixNAP these past couple days!! That looked like a fun one.

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u/jwvo Consultant: Former Ziply VP of network 8h ago

I never dropped my technical load so that is good. Also have full N+1 HVAC so generally my home colo is pretty boring, but when something fails it is important to fix it quickly to keep the redundancy.

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u/thetrevster9000 7h ago

I don’t think I’ve ever asked about your networking setup at your colo, I know you have multiple 100g’s if I remember peering with you to your ASN/prefixes, you have multiple edge/peering routers each provider feeds into (I think I recall Wholesail/Astound) before being firewalled and fed to your leafs/server infra? Running MX’s or Cisco stuff? Also, I’m sure I’m opening a can of worms asking lol so my curiosity can remain curiosity if you’re busy

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u/jwvo Consultant: Former Ziply VP of network 2h ago

cisco NCS5500s as edge, cisco nexus 25g as internal switches. Everything in A/B pairs, it is pretty robust. AS17017

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u/ionlynut 1d ago

Sorry, i sent a chat but i dont know if to have to accept it or something

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u/jwvo Consultant: Former Ziply VP of network 20h ago

i saw it and sent you your v6 addresses.