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#3009986 14-Dec-2022 15:59

acetone:

No mention of static IPs on the website, unless I missed it somewhere.

Correct.

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#3011454 17-Dec-2022 23:50

Technically neither PPPoE nor DHCP is needed. xDSL and UFB are just layer-2 connections. For my own connection I just use a PTP /30 and /126 setup. But for ISP's supplying commodity connections this is not scalable so PPPoE or DHCP is used.

With the price of IPv4 sitting around NZ$18k per /24, static IPv4's are something it doesn't make much sense for an ISP to give away. Those who have IP space (incl us) are HODLing it.

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#3055969 28-Mar-2023 21:24

Hi,

Zeronet are now offering 6 months half price. Seems like a great deal, considering they offer dynamic IPv4 and IPv6

Anyone currently with them and what’s the performance like?

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#3055984 28-Mar-2023 22:21

Signed up with them earlier this year. Don't notice a difference between them & 2Degrees.

I miss my static IP. Had problems getting VFNZ modems to connect, no such issues with the Fritz!Box or other generic modems.

Speedtest.net results

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#3055989 28-Mar-2023 22:45

If they are using devoli's network, the sustainability statement is a bit of a gimmick.... sure it might not be their equipment but it's a key part of providing the service!

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#3056119 29-Mar-2023 10:28

I have tried to contact them via online chat - still awaiting a reply and its been 30 mins - not good so far!

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#3056161 29-Mar-2023 11:39

The ONT's we have seen lately are either in garage cabinets or cupboards.

Not a great start to using the built in WiFi would have thoughts

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#3056257 29-Mar-2023 17:13

hsvhel:

The ONT's we have seen lately are either in garage cabinets or cupboards.

Not a great start to using the built in WiFi would have thoughts

I guess that helps towards the idea of having zero network, if there's no signal :P

Sorry, have never used this ISP, they may be great, just seemed a good opportunity for a pun, because my first impression of their name is that I will have no network...

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#3056264 29-Mar-2023 17:40

It could be worth a try. It seems to be a similar signup to how stuff fibre was. They only offer a Pre Paid plan (it’s seem to be the new way, even quic is the same)

Currently with One NZ and have no issues with their performance, so to save a few $$ is it worth going to a reseller of a service? Or stick to the proven One NZ network.

Also I am in ChCh so they may not have a local IX?

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