Vodafone 4G Wireless Broadband, CG-NAT

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#289059 10-Aug-2021 08:30

Wondering if Vodafone reps can help me here, have a friend who moved into a new Flat in Kelburn (not a legally separated address/greedy landlord not doing things properly)

As a result there is only a single TLC and the ONT installed in the other flat

Spark/Skinny don't offer 4G Wireless there, however Vodafone do - I suspect Vodafone 4G is IS CG-NAT but wondering if you can get a Static IP to resolve this, I know you can on Spark

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#2757974 10-Aug-2021 14:00

Hi there,

Static IP addresses are not available on the shared Consumer 4G/5G plans.

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#2757987 10-Aug-2021 14:38

" As a result there is only a single TLC and the ONT installed in the other flat"

Any possibility of running a Cat6 cable from the ONT to somewhere in the new flat and having the second port on the ONT provisioned??

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#2758068 10-Aug-2021 16:24

Static IP is available on Business Wireless Broadband plans:

https://www.vodafone.co.nz/business/wireless-broadband/

The plans it's available on have it called out as an optional add-on (e.g. the 4G Unlimited one). The 300GB and 600GB variants are shared with Consumer, which is the reason it's available on some plans and not others.

As an aside, it was my understanding that Chorus would allow the installation of a second ONT within the same property for no extra charge - when I worked in telco customer service we'd do a couple of these a year. This may have changed since I've last looked at it, but if your friend hasn't already talked to an ISP or Chorus it might be worthwhile having a chat?

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#2758076 10-Aug-2021 16:39

What about HFC as a option?

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#2758137 10-Aug-2021 18:44

wellygary:

" As a result there is only a single TLC and the ONT installed in the other flat"

Any possibility of running a Cat6 cable from the ONT to somewhere in the new flat and having the second port on the ONT provisioned??

Yes that's the next step

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#2758138 10-Aug-2021 18:44

DjShadow:

What about HFC as a option?

Again goes to the first flat, might be able to re-route that also

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