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Forums › One NZ (including Farmside) › [WXC/VFX] Static IP on Fusion
jedney

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#18839 25-Jan-2008 18:24
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If I move from XNET DSL with a free Static IP to Fusion, will my Static IP remain the same and will it still be free?

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Jon.

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  #106821 25-Jan-2008 22:06
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I would also like to know before signing up for Fusion.  Phil/Cameron/Wendy can one of you please answer this as it sounds like the help desk might give us 10 different answer (understandable, it is early days).  Thanks.




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  #106842 26-Jan-2008 07:30
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Current standings was if you had a free Static before the Policy change then that stayed in place, I am assuming this applies to a switch to Fusion.

Good Question though.




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  #106848 26-Jan-2008 09:17
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The outcome of the word assume is making an ass out of you and me Tongue out.  Can you please get us a definate answer?  Thanks.




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  #106882 26-Jan-2008 13:30
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My static IP held on through the changeover. I've done a few router reboots since then and I still have the same IP.

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  #106895 26-Jan-2008 14:37
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Is there any way to get port25 without a static yet? Or a way to apply for a free static if I was to move to fusion from another ISP?




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#107469 29-Jan-2008 22:02
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Is there a 100% positive answer on this please? I've tried phoning and asking, but Fusion is too new and nobody knows for sure.

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Jon.

 
 
 
 

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  #107503 30-Jan-2008 08:14
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There's no changes to your static when you change to Fusion, it's treated as a plan change by our system. :)

Thanks!

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#107508 30-Jan-2008 09:03
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Thanks Wendy.

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  #107800 31-Jan-2008 15:28
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Cool Cool I was holding off changing for just that reason!

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