Actually, I can give an update here.
We weren't allowed to take our equipment out of the datacenter and they refused to try to work something out. After some bickering they agreed to release things.
I got the feeling that Chuck and Zack were genuinly afraid of Aldryic since he just stood there with a white, mobster, hat on and said nothing. When Chuck handed us the papers his hands were shacking some, be it the area was cold, creeped out or just whatever.
The hardware was brought down to us 20 minutes after we gave the 'pull the gear' announcement. Things were carted down to the mal- 1st floor of the building where I did inventory on everything and got quite annoyed at them.
In the end we got screwed out of spending $350 on a power strip that we're just now finding out was a "loaner", same excuse as what we had with the lantronix spider. I'm not sure how they can keep with this argument, though, considering the retarded high price on things. I could have ordered a replacement strip for $100 instead of $350 where I was expecting to now own a managed APC unit.
We got the CC gear in the car and went to Batavia to work on the next batch of gear. We picked up everything and were well out the door w/o issues.
The drive went fine and we didn't stop for any meals since things were a little behind. We got to choopa around 4:30 PM local time. We got through security and checked out the rack pretty quick. We had all the rails setup, & power setup by 6:30 PM or s, putting us well on track.
The big hold up right now is just the prefix list not working. The BGP session is up and it's serving to choopa internall just fine, but anything out the door is dead to the world.
There was confusion as to what day we were showing up, where they thought we were coming in on Monday, not today. Because of that thye ran into their network guys not being around to debug locally.
Anyways, we're just standing around replacing badges and getting things nice and clean.
Thanks everyone,
Francisco
