60 seconds about IFConfig and IPConfig
What can you learn in 60 seconds? A lot, actually! We're now creating Youtube Shorts to teach you in bite-size snippets. Let me and stevemar know which topics you'd like us to cover! Here I talk about IPConfig and IFConfig, which dives into your computer's network - like VPNs, ethernet ports, and more! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Xh5KqfH7WE8Cloud Infrastructure Made Easy: IaC Demo Day!
Hey everyone! We’re thrilled to be hosting our second Demo Day of 2024, this time all about Infracode! If you’re already an infrastructure expert slinging Terraform or just starting out, we’ve got experts from across the industry to share their experiences with you! We’ll have folks like Marino Wijay of Kong talking about Platform best practices for AI, Jared Watts talking about Crossplane, and Engin Diri to talk to us about Pulumi. We’ve even got two of our Equinix DevRel Engineers, Chris Privitere and Oscar Cobles to talk about Kubernetes Cluster API and using Terraform to interconnect Equinix Metal and your AWS cloud. See our Event Page for more information and/or join us live at the link below so you can post your questions for our speakers directly in the chat! Can’t wait to see you in the chat! P.S. -- if you can’t make it, or you’re getting this late, don’t panic! Our full session will be embedded belowWhat’s your most interesting on-call story?
In the interest of getting to know you all a bit better, we thought it would be fun to pose a Question of the Month. Each month we'll introduce a new topic and give you all the floor to share your stories, thoughts, and anecdotes. We look forward to hearing from you! This month's question is: What’s your most interesting on-call story? Whether it’s the time you got called to restore from backups after a power outage, or the time someone accidentally deleted the prod environment, we want to hear about your most interesting on-call stories.Connecting multiple clouds is hard – we make it easy. Join our beta!
If you're interested in trying out something new and helping us make improvements in the field of multicloud networking, we'd love to have you join our Public Beta Program. What do you gain from joining the beta? Help shape the future of cloud technology Gain direct access to product managers See how Equinix is solving multicloud networking complexity with simple, high-performant new solutions How do I join the Beta? It’s easy: fill out this request form!Meet the Product Managers!
Hello Equinix Community, I'm Jantzen Belliston, Sr Manager at Equinix. Today, we're opening a new chapter in our commitment to fostering transparency and community by introducing you to the incredible individuals behind our innovative products. The essence of Equinix has always been a blend of technology and community. We understand that the pulse of any tech-driven organization is its products, and behind those products, there's a team of dedicated, passionate individuals: our Product Managers. This thread offers a unique opportunity for our customers to get to know these dedicated professionals on a personal level. Our product team is thrilled to be a part of this platform, as it offers us a direct channel to engage, share, and grow with all of you. We see the Equinix Community not just as a space for interactions, but as a bridge to understand your needs, address your questions, and co-create the future. Here’s what to anticipate: Personal Introductions: Our Product Managers from various domains will be stepping forward to share about themselves, their roles, and the inspirations behind the products they steer. Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Insights into the ideation, challenges, and milestones of our product journeys – straight from those who live and breathe them. Open Dialogue: We're building a two-way street. Engage directly with our product teams, share your feedback, or ask anything you've ever wondered about our offerings. Sharing Expertise: Expect enlightening discussions, from technological deep dives to evolving market trends, all from the experts behind our product lineup. I invite our vibrant community to dive into these conversations, ask questions, and truly get to know the people who shape the products and services you trust. Warm regards, Jantzen
Fabric APIv4, Connection to azure, Technical background vlanSTag in zSide
Hello, I'd like to configure a redundant connection to Azure using dot1q encapsulation. The documentation for migration from v3 to v4 states that we need to include "linkProtocol": { "type": "QINQ", "vlanSTag": 2002 }, in the zSide definition. That was not necessary in the v3 API. I'm not sure what the technical background for that value is. Specifically: Can we always use the same VLAN ID in connections to different Azure environments when using unique VLAN IDs on the aSide? Any help is appreciated.
Crossplane - failure to delete port resource in Claim
I have created a Claim that includes a Device, Port, PortVlanAttachment and a Vlan. In order to create the Port I have to pass the Device Eth1 port UUID to the 'spec.forProvider.portId' of the Port Kind. This works and picks up the vlan info, but upon deleting the claim, the port is not deleted automatically as expected. The following event messages can be seen: Conflicting configuration arguments: "vlan_ids": conflicts with vxlan_ids Warning CannotObserveExternalResource 8s (x10 over 6m27s) managed/metal.equinix.jet.crossplane.io/v1alpha1, kind=port cannot run refresh: refresh failed: Conflicting configuration arguments: "vlan_ids": conflicts with vxlan_ids Conflicting configuration arguments: "vxlan_ids": conflicts with vlan_ids The spec of the object looks like this: Spec: Deletion Policy: Delete For Provider: Bonded: false Port Id: b561e487-fbb0-4a2c-98e7-22da331ed316 Vlan Ids: 73f648b5-9b6b-4076-a6ab-673aa45c7152 Vxlan Ids: 1000 Provider Config Ref: Name: default In order to resolve the issue I need to manually delete the resources finalizer.Crossplane - Metal Vlan description not updated in UI
When editing an existing Metal Vlan resource's spec to add a description, the string is applied to the managed resource but is not updated in the UI. If the description is included in the original Vlan resource spec during creation, the UI shows the description. apiVersion: metal.equinix.jet.crossplane.io/v1alpha1 kind: Vlan metadata: name: myvlan1 spec: forProvider: description: | Dummy native VLAN for purposes of enabling tagging on the trunk port. projectId: <uuid> metro: sv If the spec.forProvider.description is left out during the creation, then editing the resource and applying the change will not cause the description to show up in the UI. I'm not sure if this is expected or not.Crossplane Metal provider - lifecycle.prevent_destroy error
After I spin up a Metal Device using the Crossplane Equinix provider, it comes up but in the events I see the following. I'm not sure if it is expected or a bug? Managed resource event message: Events: Type Reason Age From Message ---- ------ ---- ---- ------- Normal CreatedExternalResource 3m7s managed/metal.equinix.jet.crossplane.io/v1alpha1, kind=device Successfully requested creation of external resource Warning CannotObserveExternalResource 13s (x6 over 30s) managed/metal.equinix.jet.crossplane.io/v1alpha1, kind=device cannot run plan: plan failed: Instance cannot be destroyed: Resource equinix_metal_device.my-gateway-sv-4x2x4-4gfpq has lifecycle.prevent_destroy set, but the plan calls for this resource to be destroyed. To avoid this error and continue with the plan, either disable lifecycle.prevent_destroy or reduce the scope of the plan using the -target flag. Field in XRD for plan is: "plan: m3.small.x86" Environment: Crossplane v1.16 Equinix Provider: v0.6.1 K8s: Kind 1.27Trouble updating Crossplane Claim status with Equinix Provider
I’m having some trouble using the Equinix providers within a Claim and I’m not sure where the problem lies. The issue is that I am trying to take the ID uuid from the Devicestatus.atProvider.idand update astatus.idfield in my xrd claim, but the status never seems to get updated. This works fine with the AWS provider as an example. In my example I want to grab the UUID of the device and populate the Claim XRD's status.id field, but I do not see this population happening. I use the same technique with the upbound AWS provider so I know it is valid. Within the composition.yaml: - type: ToCompositeFieldPath fromFieldPath: status.atProvider.id toFieldPath: status.id Has anyone else gotten this to work?Dedicated support for Metal OTW – Join the Beta!
The new support experience for Metal users (Beta) is Live! Metal customers have access for the very first time to an Enterprise-compliant support experience. Key Support Center Beta Features: All-New Support Case System – Easily create Metal support cases with our redesigned case submission system. Unified Case Management – View and manage all your support cases for Equinix products in one place. Seamless Collaboration – Seamlessly invite team members to monitor the status for any Metal support case. Realtime Notifications – Receive email notifications whenever your Metal case has been updated. How do I join the beta? It’s easy, fill out this request form! Who and how to access the beta? For qualifying organizations and users, the new support portal can be accessed in two ways: via a link displayed on the support page of Metal console directly via the URL https://customer-support.equinix.com/ and SSO (same credentials as for Metal) Be sure to check out the Support section of our documentation for more details and let us know how you like it!
Not able to use Equinix API, giving error - error:0A000438:SSL routines::tlsv1 alert internal error
when I am trying below command from my server curl -v https://api.equinix.com its giving below error error:0A000438:SSL routines::tlsv1 alert internal error It was working fine earlier. I am using below APIs for validating Azure Key https://api.equinix.com/fabric/v4/connections/validate But now even authentication API is also not workingComplicated multicloud problems? Join our Tech Talk!
Tune in on June 20th as I’m joined by Kenneth Chau, Chief Technology Officer at PAO Bank, to discuss the common pitfalls and best practices surrounding the emerging use of multicloud solutions. Many multicloud implementations fall short in their aim to take advantage of the special capabilities cloud services offer, instead resulting in a poor user experience or suboptimal application performance. In our talk, we’ll cover three prevalent hurdles and how to overcome them gracefully: Improving user experiences with cloud-adjacent networking solutions Building a highly adaptable multicloud network Optimizing multicloud cost and available OPEX-based models Key takeaways for attending this webinar include: Why multicloud is the new norm ☁️☁️☁️ How you can navigate the sources of complexity in your multicloud networking 🕵️ The common challenges organizations face when deploying a multicloud architecture and the benefits of multicloud networking 🚩 How you can unlock the full potential of your multicloud strategy 🔓 What your AI strategy should be in multicloud networking 🤖 Make sure to register! We’ll see you there.Have YOUR say in the redesign of the Fabric Navigation in Equinix Portal
We have an exclusive opportunity where we are redesigning the Fabric experience within the Equinix Portal to make the navigation menu easier and more intuitive. Your feedback will have a direct impact to this redesign, ensuring a seamless, intuitive user experience within Fabric portal. Interested in taking part in this 5-minute survey activity? Fill out survey below orclick here to submit your feedback! Once you complete the activity, you’ll have the opportunity to sign up today for the Equinix Customer Insights Panel. Influence new ideas, processes, product releases, capabilities, and more through engaging research activities like this one! Join, shape, influence, and innovate today!Running Terraform from a restricted environment
When running Terraform to provision and manage Equinix Fabric, Metal, and Network Edge, you may want to run Terraform from a restricted environment. Network filtering ACLs will need a predictable set of IP ranges to permit. This discussion will help you discover the IP services, ports, and address ranges your Terraform runner environment will need access to. We'll also discuss alternative ways to run Terraform configuration. If your ACLs permit the Terraform runner environment outbound HTTPS (TCP 443) and responses, that would cover everything Terraform needs to start provisioning infrastructure on Equinix. We'll assume we don't have unrestricted access and dig in a little further. Upon running, `terraform init`, Terraform will attempt to use DNS (UDP/TCP 53) services and HTTPS services to download provider plugins, such as the Equinix Terraform provider. The default host for fetching these plugins is registry.terraform.io, managed by Hashicorp. This is the defacto hub for public providers and published Terraform modules, although you may run your own local registry service. DNS for the Terraform registry points to CloudFront, a CDN whose addresses may change. If this presents a problem, there are options to download (or mirror) the necessary plugins in advance and use locally distributed copies. https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cli/plugins Similarly, the DNS service for api.equinix.com, the one base domain that the Terraform Equinix provider will need for API access, resolves to Akamai, another CDN whose addresses may change or depend on where the request originates. As a Terraform configuration grows, you'll likely want to enable SSH access to the Metal and NE nodes being provisioned to automate OS provisioning. The SSH addresses will vary depending on the Metro where services are deployed. One way to ensure that the addresses are predictable in Metal is to provision the servers usingElastic IP addresses. A good follow-up question to this discussion is which ranges are assigned to NE devices and whether these IP addresses can be drawn from a predefined pool like Metal's Elastic IP Addresses. Terraform configurations typically include resources from multiple cloud providers. The node where the configuration is run would need to permit access to the APIs of these other providers. We'll leave the network filters needed by provisioned nodes to another discussion. Depending on your needs, cloud service providers offer managed services for Terraform or OpenTofu (a fork of Terraform persisting the original open-source license). These services can run your Terraform configuration predictably and reliably from a central location. Hashicorp provides the HCP service. https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cloud-docs/run/run-environment Alternatives include: https://spacelift.io/ https://upbound.io https://www.env0.com/ https://www.scalr.com/ You can run similar CI/CD Terraform configuration control planes in your own backend with opensource tools such as: https://argoproj.github.io/cd/ https://www.crossplane.io/ https://docs.tofutf.io/ These SaaS providers or local solutions will also need access to the cloud provider APIs and nodes. With these providers you have full control of the configuration that is run and you can work these into a GitOps workflow. There are even more alternatives outside of the Terraform ecosystem. However, the Terraform ecosystem is your best option for the richest IaC integration experience with Equinix digital services. Equinix provides several Terraform modules to make it easy to get started. That extended ecosystem includes IaC tools that take advantage of the robust Equinix Terraform provider. These tools includePulumi and Crossplane. TLDR; You'll want to expose select DNS, HTTPS, and SSH access from your Terraform runners. What alternative deployment strategies did I miss? What other network restrictions should be considered?Podcast | Traceroute - Episode 8: When the lights go out
Synopsis How do we make technology that lasts? In this episode, Grace Ewura-Esi and Shweta Saraf join Producer John Taylor as he talks with two cutting-edge technologists who are trying to extend the life of the hardware infrastructure around us. From a cell phone tower that can be installed on your roof (and repaired just as easily), to a clock that is built to last ten thousand years, we uncover the common threads that run through technology that’s built to last. Woven in this framework is the story of Sandra Rodriguez, who worked tirelessly to restore civilization—as well as hope itself—to the island of Puerto Rico with the help of the only piece of hardware infrastructure that withstood the powerful forces of Hurricane Maria in 2017. Let us know your thoughts below!Calling All Open Source Enthusiasts! Join the Equinix Demo Day!
Hey everyone, are you passionate about the power of open source technology? We’re hosting our first Demo Day of 2024 on Tuesday, May 28th from 1-3:30pm (EDT), and it's a virtual event you won't want to miss! Why Attend? Deep Dive into Open Source: Hear from leading experts in the open-source space who will share their knowledge and insights. Expert Insights: Gain invaluable insights from our esteemed lineup of speakers, including Hannah Aubry, Robert Chacón, Herbert Wolverson, and AmyTobey. They'll share their firsthand experiences, best practices, and visionary ideas to inspire and empower you. Network with Your Community: Connect with fellow open-source enthusiasts and developers. Explore the Latest Trends: Stay ahead of the curve on what's happening in the open-source world. Subscribe to the channel and click the “Notify Me” to get notified when the livestream starts!Top Blogs for Dec 2023 - Which was your favorite?
Hello Community, As a valued member of our community, we wanted to share with you our top-performing blog posts of the month. We hope that these posts will provide valuable insights and information to help you stay informed and up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the industry. Here are our top five blog posts for the month: What Are the Benefits of Private AI? 8 Advantages of Deploying Cloud Adjacent Storage on Bare Metal Data Center Cooling Continues to Evolve for Efficiency and Density In 2024, Infrastructure Will Be Everywhere Engineers Demonstrate Innovative Capabilities at Annual Hackathon We would love to hear from you! Have you had a chance to read any of these blog posts yet? If so, what did you think? Did they provide any insights or information that you found particularly helpful? If you haven't had a chance to read these blog posts yet, we encourage you to check them out. We believe that they provide valuable insights and information that can help you stay ahead of the curve and drive business success. Thank you for being a part of our community, and we look forward to hearing from you soon. Cheers, JantzenWelcome to the Equinix Community AMA Series! - Cast your vote!
This is your chance to get behind-the-scenes access, understand the intricacies of our digital solutions, and connect with Equinix experts. We're starting a series of Ask Me Anything (AMAs) right here in our community and we want to hear from you! Fill out the survey or comment below with the topic you’re interested in.Be sure to kudo questions or topics that pique your interest. Stay tuned for the announcement of our first AMA session, where we'll dive deep into the topic(s) you've chosen.Exciting week here at Equinix! Don't Miss Demo Day or the Community Live Stream!
Hey Community! As we work on finishing the year strong, I have a few events that might be of interest. First, Demo Day is tomorrow Dec 12th, 2023. On Thursday, we'll also have a community live stream withTom_McLaughlinspecial guest! Check out the home page for the event schedule and mark you calendars. A huge shoutout to the team for the awesome work they've put into the event. I'll tag a few of them here incase anyone has questions:stevemar,waltribeiro,CrayZeigh, Marques Be sure to also catch the Community Live Stream on Thursday withwaltribeiro,Tom_McLaughlin, & myself. See you there!updating bandwidth for connection
I'm attempting to change the bandwidth using python requests based on thishttps://developer.equinix.com/catalog/fabricv4#operation/updateConnectionByUuid authorization is solid, used same headers for many other without issue. url = f"https://api.equinix.com/fabric/v4/connections/{cid}" headers["content-type"] = 'application/json-patch+json' response = requests.patch( url, headers=headers, timeout=5, data=[ { "op": "replace", "path": "/bandwidth", "value": bw } ] if run as above I get this error Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/gregcox/Projects/app/main.py", line 238, in <module> pp(update_bandwidth(vcs[0], 200)) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/Users/gregcox/Projects/app/main.py", line 208, in update_bandwidth response = requests.patch( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/api.py", line 145, in patch return request("patch", url, data=data, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/api.py", line 59, in request return session.request(method=method, url=url, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/sessions.py", line 575, in request prep = self.prepare_request(req) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/sessions.py", line 486, in prepare_request p.prepare( File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/models.py", line 371, in prepare self.prepare_body(data, files, json) File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/models.py", line 559, in prepare_body body = self._encode_params(data) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/requests/models.py", line 121, in _encode_params for k, vs in to_key_val_list(data): ^^^^^ ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2) If I run the same as above, but change data to be a dict instead of a list I get this error [{'correlationId': '-api', 'details': 'Please refer the contracts for correct fields', 'errorCode': 'EQ-3142558', 'errorMessage': 'Json syntax error, please check request body'}]
Fabric Cloud Router Policies cant be applied when peering is down
We cant able to apply the router filter policies(RFP) when the Peerings are down on FCR. By the time we apply the Filter policies, all routes learnt from peers are advertised to the other peers resulting in downtime due to loop(unwanted routing). Even if we are quick enough to apply the policies, Fabric backend can only able to process one Filter policy at a time. If you try to apply/save the other policies it gives you an error as FCR is in Transient state. As a best practice we need to have Filter policies enabled first and then turn on the BGP peering to avoid loops/sub optimal routing.Ansible, Terraform, both?
Hi Community, I wanted to start a chat around some dev ops tools that we know many of our customers use. I'll throw a few questions below to get us started but feel free to go off topic if you want to discuss something outside of these questions. Does your organization use Ansible, Terraform, or both? Are there other automation tools that you use or prefer? What do you like/dislike about each of these tools? How can we improve the user experience when using these tools with Platform Equinix?Equinix Internet Access: 2 ways to get connected
Are you a Fabric customer looking to simplify your services? If you already have a Fabric port available, then step right up! You can activate your new Internet Access and be connected within a few minutes. Here’s how: Internet Connection with Fabric If you’d prefer connecting to the internet using your own dedicated port, no problem. To set up Internet Access with a port, see these instructions: Order a Dedicated Port and Activate Service How to decide? Determine which version of Internet Access best suits your needs: Specifications With Dedicated Port With Fabric Port Port type The entire port is used to provision the internet service. The port can be used with other virtual connections to provision several services in addition to Internet Access. Provisioning time Average of 2 days after submitting your order online Average of 3-5 days after submitting your order offline 5-10 minutes after submitting your order Available metros Available in over 50 metros Available in over 30 metros, with more added every month How to order Through APIs Through the Equinix Customer Portal Through your sales representative Through APIs Through Fabric portal
Smart Hands Users – Share your input on responsible electronic disposal!
We’re assessing a potential offering with Smart Hands - Responsible Electronic Disposal, and we need your help with understanding your needs and preferences for electronic disposal to help inform our assessment. Interested in taking part in this quick activity? Sign up todayfor theEquinix Customer Insights Panel. What’s Insights Panel? Equinix has launched the Customer Insights Panel, a platform to share your knowledge, perspectives, and ideas to influence our business and product direction. Be the first to know: Get an advance look at new ideas, processes, product releases, possible features and more Influence what happens next: Be part of the feedback loop to drive new products, solutions and experiences that meet customer needs Learn first: You’ll hear how we’ll act on feedback Sign up today!Once your account is activated, you can explore and participate in research activities including this Smart Hand activity.Top Blogs - Jan 2024
Hello Community, As a valued member of our community, we wanted to share with you our top-performing blog posts of the month. We hope that these posts will provide valuable insights and information to help you stay informed and up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the industry. Here are our top five blog posts for the month: Simplify Multicloud Networking With Equinix Fabric Cloud Router Monitor Real-Time Data to Maintain High Availability of AWS Networks How Will Digital Infrastructure Enable Private AI? Enterprises Embrace the Future: Subscription-Based Digital Infrastructure How to Build Sustainable Subsea Cable Networks We would love to hear from you! Have you had a chance to read any of these blog posts yet? If so, what did you think? Did they provide any insights or information that you found particularly helpful? My favorite this month was the subsea cable blog. I've always been fascinated with undersea cables and how our world is interconnected. Cheers, JantzenNew Podcast | Traceroute - Check it out!
The Podcast for digital pioneers Traceroute is a fascinating look into the inner workings of our digital world. Technical Storyteller, Grace Andrews, examines the real people, the social changes, and the hardware innovations that built and scaled the internet. Listen on:Apple| Spotify| RSS Community Posts: Episode 1: Interconnection Episode 2: Silicon Episode 3: Networks Episode 4: Wireless Episode 5: Open Source Episode 6: Sustainability Episode 7: ComputePodcast | Traceroute - Episode 2: Silicon
Synopsis When we picture computing technology in the 70’s and 80’s, we think of nerdy, ambitious, young visionaries, burning the midnight oil in some suburban garage, striving to revolutionize the world by perfecting the motherboard. And the material that would eventually ignite that revolution? Silicon. In episode 2, we take a closer look at the material that changed the world. From the earliest discoveries at Bell Labs to the cutting-edge processors that run the Cloud, silicon has become the material that democratized access to information and gave rise to the technology we know and rely on today. Let us know your thoughts below!Equinix Community: 1,000 members and counting!
Join us as we cheer on our first 1,000 Equinix Community members who have joined us from around the world. Thank you for being part of this journey! Today, we’re recognizing our 1,000th member, yongkimlengas one of our community featured members. If you’re new here, welcome! Don’t forget login using your ECP credentials and Introduce yourself here. If it’s been a while since you’ve been back, be sure to check out the new Equinix Community as it has a completely new look and feel! Take a look at the recent discussions, content, and events coming up: Meet the Equinix GSAs from Accelerate What additional service providers would you like to have available via Equinix Fabric? LinkedIn Live: Your ecosystem is now your infrastructure What certifications do you recommend? Taking the lead in Decarbonization Seven months ago, we began inviting beta customers into Community. We’ve enjoyed every discussion, topic, and feedback along the way. The Equinix Community is constantly evolving, and we want to hear from you on how to make this Community even better in the future. So, what’s coming up? Profile Page improvements and enhancements Gamification (new rankings and badges) Personalized Experiences Rewards & Recognition And more! Shannon, Equinix Head of CommunityCan Traceroute Podcast Win a Webby? Your Vote Makes the Difference!
Guess what? We're freaking out (in the best way!) because the Traceroute Podcast just got nominated for aWebby Awardin the Tech category! That's right, we're apparently one of thetop 5 tech podcasts in the WORLD– which is prettywild considering there were over13,000 projectsentered! So, can you help us win this thing?It only takes2 minutestocast your vote here by Thursday, April 18th. Every vote counts! ️Are there any Humans on the Portal ?
How do you find your Account Manager on the Portal? Whats the procedure for moving a cross connect from one of our racks to the other? I know how I would do it. I don't want to set a date for it as thats what the portal wants me to do and I am not ready for that yet. Answers on a post card please or a phone call if possible.
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