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gundar

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#100563 13-Apr-2012 14:13
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Hi

Can anybody recommend an ISP available in Hamilton that provides fixed IP with PTR?

Many thanks


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Zeon
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  #608781 13-Apr-2012 14:19
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Most should be able to provide that? Some make it harder than others. Unleash would be my suggestion for something SOOO complicated (according to other ISPs anyway lol). You may even be in VDSL2 zone?




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  #608783 13-Apr-2012 14:23
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Do you mean you want the ISP to be able to delegate reverse DNS to a DNS server you run, so you can then set the PTR?
(Most ISP's v4 IP's already have PTR's. v6 is a different story)

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  #608796 13-Apr-2012 14:45
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Hi

Thanks, I've never heard of Unleash but the autoreply indicates they are not around till next week, so no, dont really want to work with somebody whose scarce.

I want to test a SharePoint integration across the web and need a valid IP address with valid reverse record, it needs to be a specific FQDN. I know about CNAMEs and all that, I want it to be specific. I have a DNS server on the webs but the ISP maintains the PTR, so I need that to be available and functional to avoid false email spam alerts etc.

Thanks


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  #608805 13-Apr-2012 15:16
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kyhwana2: Do you mean you want the ISP to be able to delegate reverse DNS to a DNS server you run, so you can then set the PTR?
(Most ISP's v4 IP's already have PTR's. v6 is a different story)


We have delegation so can control all the PTR's on our IP space (almost a /24 now) even though its Orcon's.

Not sure about Unleash's auto reply but one of primary reasons we are going with them is their availability 9switching from Orcon). Can call them any time once your a customer and they will help you out. Better than Orcon who are not an enterprise ready provider that's for sure... 




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  #608846 13-Apr-2012 16:35
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Vodafone can set custom PTR's on the static IP's we sell. Note it takes a few days. See Zeon's complicated remark. (It is actually really easy it just the access required generally limits it to very few people at a provider.)

Speak to the business team on 0800 400888 if you are interested.




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  #608848 13-Apr-2012 16:37
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Hi

Im moving providers as Voda no longer has signal to my house and wont investigate, hence all the upheaval and motion.

Slingshot seem to have all the required bells and whistles and bundles XT packages, so it seems is the winner, so far.

Thoughts?


Thanks

Gund

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  #608858 13-Apr-2012 16:54
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I try not to comment on other providers as I work at Voda. I'm sorry to hear you are leaving.
The latest Trunet report is something I would look at if I were making a decision to change from us.
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=49&topicid=100561

As Zeon said pretty much any big provider can do a static with a PTR.




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  #609046 13-Apr-2012 22:22
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As Zeon said pretty much any big provider can do a static with a PTR.


Yes they can, but which one will, with ease, is the question. 

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  #609091 13-Apr-2012 23:57
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gundar:
As Zeon said pretty much any big provider can do a static with a PTR.


Yes they can, but which one will, with ease, is the question. 


Maxnet will happily do it on any of their/our DSL plans

Sign up and I'll personally do it for you :) 

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