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#113421 16-Jan-2013 16:56
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Hi,
I currently run some M2M applications in Australia using SIM cards that have static IP addresses.  We are expanding to NZ and I need to know if these are available by any suppliers or if anyone has had any success.

Alternatively i could run Dynamic DNS however in Australia some of the APNs resolve to the mobile tower NAT and not an internet IP.  Anyone know what the deal is with some NZ providers and their APNs.

Thanks heaps

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theEd
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  #745821 16-Jan-2013 17:11
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Not aware of any availability of static IPs.

By default you'll get a NATed connection, but you can change the APN to direct (for Vodafone and 2degrees) or direct.telecom.co.nz (for Telecom) to get a public dynamic IP.



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  #745823 16-Jan-2013 17:12
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Vodafone NZ offers a Corporate connect solution that will do what you want for a static IP on mobile

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  #745854 16-Jan-2013 18:22
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You want a corporate / private APN solution. Vodafone and Telecom both provide these, I would assume 2degrees do also.



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  #757191 8-Feb-2013 07:12
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I have spent some time on this recently. Have a remote box we use to get to site PLC's that uses a telecom sim on direct APN using Dyn to find (works really well). Wanted to do the same with Vodafone for a specific customer where coverage was better, but found that Vodafone firewalls inbound traffic (even on direct...). Unless you have a device that will initiate the communication, cant get in. Corporate plan sounds ideal, but I am sure comes at a cost....

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