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Can somebody who has a "grandfathered" account shed light on what makes an account "grandfathered" in this sense, and also what size allocations they're giving
by akerl_ 13y ago
Can somebody who has a "grandfathered" account shed light on what makes an account "grandfathered" in this sense, and also what size allocations they're giving out?
(I'm aware what grandfathering is in a general sense, but unless they mean "we're releasing IPv6 as a beta to all users who were users before we made this announcement", it doesn't seem to fit here. And that would be strange)
- ptnapoleon 13y agoIf you look below, someone from Digital Ocean responded. It's a specific set of early adopter accounts.
- raiyu 13y agoAnswered below, grandfathered users are our early adopters and we release features to them in a limited public beta test first to collect feedback before a general release. There is no correlation to size allocation, it's just that they are first to be able to assign IPv6 to droplets in the Singapore region. Thanks, Moisey Cofounder DigitalOcean
- akerl_ 13y agoThanks. I didn't think the type of account was linked to the allocation size, sorry for not being clear. I was just curious what allocation sizes were being given out at all. Edit: and I see that in the interim that's been answered. Looking forward to seeing larger allocations appear as the beta progresses :)