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  #2487177 20-May-2020 14:54
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I'm happy with my 100/100 from BP.

 

I honestly don't need anything better at this stage.

 

If I had a proper server (not just a re-purposed desktop) doing my hosting etc, then maybe I'd look at a gig connection... but don't see that happening until i win Lotto :D

 

 





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  #2487424 20-May-2020 22:36
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@NickMack:

 

Sorry wrong department for me - I can however state that the network is in an excellent place to support faster speeds on the back of our RWC2019 upgrades/preparation/investment (hardware upgrades, backhaul/capacity, handovers) last year - This year we have been continuing the replacing of hardware (faster/higher spec'd kit) in our regional areas this year as well as adding more expansion capabilities with these faster speeds in mind :-).

 

 

 

 

And that right there is just one more reason I have stuck with 2Degrees (/Snap) for so long; proactive network improvements and actual forethought into future requirements!

 

I too am now completely unmoved by any other provider's attempts to poach me!  Not for any price or any number of new TVs or fridges :)

 

Keep up the great work guys!

 

 

 

So Nick, is there anyone on your side who can advise about 2Degrees potential future HyperFibre plans?


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  #2487429 20-May-2020 22:49
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SamF:

@NickMack:


Sorry wrong department for me - I can however state that the network is in an excellent place to support faster speeds on the back of our RWC2019 upgrades/preparation/investment (hardware upgrades, backhaul/capacity, handovers) last year - This year we have been continuing the replacing of hardware (faster/higher spec'd kit) in our regional areas this year as well as adding more expansion capabilities with these faster speeds in mind :-).



 


And that right there is just one more reason I have stuck with 2Degrees (/Snap) for so long; proactive network improvements and actual forethought into future requirements!


I too am now completely unmoved by any other provider's attempts to poach me!  Not for any price or any number of new TVs or fridges :)


Keep up the great work guys!


 


So Nick, is there anyone on your side who can advise about 2Degrees potential future HyperFibre plans?



I'll ask, however it's not my place to announce... ;-)

PS: I have the team working on replacing our tired (and hammered) Speedtest servers, so these should be rolled out very soon. We have the hardware racked up, just some design work and patching to be done really....




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  #2487461 20-May-2020 23:31
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hio77:

 

 

 

What is the difference between the "gamer" packages and the regular packages?





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  #2487477 21-May-2020 05:47
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jarledb:

 

What is the difference between the "gamer" packages and the regular packages?

 

 

Gamer

 

MyRepublic Gamer includes a Gamer Static IP address. This IP optimises routing to popular Game servers on the MyRepublic network when available

 

MyRepublic Gamer includes Gamer Support. this is via discord by the sounds of it.

 

Minimum monthly charge: $10

 

 

 

so it just sounds like a static IP address.


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  #2493085 27-May-2020 18:59
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I asked about this on Twitter about when this thread was posted, no reply yet...





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  #2501154 9-Jun-2020 08:57
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What do they claim to be the difference in Gamer Fibre vs normal Fibre?


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  #2501157 9-Jun-2020 09:06
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arnies:

 

 

 

 

 

What do they claim to be the difference in Gamer Fibre vs normal Fibre?

 

 

 

 

Marketing would be my guess.

 

 

 

Hyperfibre now available in Palmy... just not from 2 Degrees.





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  #2501218 9-Jun-2020 09:40
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arnies:

 

What do they claim to be the difference in Gamer Fibre vs normal Fibre?

 

 

CGNAT vs Public IP maybe?


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  #2501297 9-Jun-2020 11:32
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arnies:

 

 

 

 

 

What do they claim to be the difference in Gamer Fibre vs normal Fibre?

 

 

read my post about 3 up from yours, shows the difference, which frankly are not much


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