Re: [v6ops] A broken promise - "You said PD Prefix Valid Lifetime is going to be X"

sthaug@nethelp.no Fri, 01 November 2019 18:19 UTC

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Subject: Re: [v6ops] A broken promise - "You said PD Prefix Valid Lifetime is going to be X"
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>> So - TL;DR: We don't do "flash renumbering" for fun, on the other
>> hand we also don't strictly follow RFC 4192.
> 
> Put another way, from the customer perspective…
> 
> “We don’t do flash renumbering for fun, but we do value our convenience
> above the impact this has on our customers and therefore when we find it
> convenient, we do flash renumber customers as needed.”

Not sure if you understood my example:

1. DHCP customer needs to be moved to a different router.
2. Because customer will be moved to a different router, customer
*will* be down for some time.
3. Moving the customer is done as a planned activity, at night, with
alert to the customer several days in advance, in order to minimize
customer inconvenience.

Also, not directly related to the above: Business customers can also
choose static addresses. If such a customer needs to be moved to a
new router, addresses are also moved.

I fail to see how this can be described as "we value our convenience
above the impact this has on our customers". But I'll stop here.

Steinar Haug, AS2116