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Not Happy with move
Well, I just finished un-doing scripts which set my gateway servers to new IP addresses that Comcast Business Assigned and later said I didn't need new IP addresses for a move of service.
I only have 5 statics, and when I called in to relocate service, Comcast Business said I could not keep my existing IP addresses and gave me a new netblock to work with. Ok, fine. I wrote some scripts to quickly change IP addresses, default routes and all that on move day.
But, on Move Day, the onsite tech asked me if I wanted to keep my existing IP addresses! WTF? I already ran my scripts but still said yes to keeping the original IP addresses because there was even more work to do at the DNS level. It was a lot of work to un-do IP configs, ipfilter rules, fail2ban rules, etc. Thanks assholes.
There was something stinky about the Sales Guy getting a credit for a new provisioning of services vs. moving an old 10+ years account. Please do better next time, Comcast.
Samuel
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8 years ago
Whine about shell "A lot of work to undo".
If you knew what you were doing you would take a backup of your files before you made changes, not be lazy and pretend you do.
That way you don't have to call people that work for a company "Assholes" and show how much of a whiny little punk you can be. Based on the formatting of your post you are a fence riding ambiguous tribal.
For readers that don't know, our little Snowflake here would need to take less than 3 seconds to undo all of this work "IP configs, ipfilter rules, fail2ban rules".
Happy Monday Snowflake.
Re: Not Happy with move
Well, I just finished un-doing scripts which set my gateway servers to new IP addresses that Comcast Business Assigned and later said I didn't need new IP addresses for a move of service.
I only have 5 statics, and when I called in to relocate service, Comcast Business said I could not keep my existing IP addresses and gave me a new netblock to work with. Ok, fine. I wrote some scripts to quickly change IP addresses, default routes and all that on move day.
But, on Move Day, the onsite tech asked me if I wanted to keep my existing IP addresses! WTF? I already ran my scripts but still said yes to keeping the original IP addresses because there was even more work to do at the DNS level. It was a lot of work to un-do IP configs, ipfilter rules, fail2ban rules, etc. Thanks assholes.
There was something stinky about the Sales Guy getting a credit for a new provisioning of services vs. moving an old 10+ years account. Please do better next time, Comcast.
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