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Morgenmuffel

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#112603 13-Dec-2012 20:10
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We are currently on a plan with Orcon 

home phone, national calling and net with a fixed ip which is about 110 dollars a month

Basically the same plan is being offered for $75, the only difference being being that it uses a dynamic ip address.

I need a fixed IP as i administer a few sites and access is restricted by ip for certain sections of these sites, but surely a fixed ip isn't worth 35 or so dollars a month is it?






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  #732263 13-Dec-2012 20:38
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Same here with Vodafone, they want $20 a month (but there are so other things included with it as well), just want a fixed IP and prepared to pay a reasonable fee for it $3-$5 a month, but $20 or $35 not reasonable



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  #732669 14-Dec-2012 17:30
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Hi guys,

We currently don't have a static IP option on the new plans, they're all dynamic.

From what I understand the idea is being kicked around and is in the pipeline but we've got no confirmed dates or anything like that - in short, no static IPs on these new plans for now - apologies.

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Cam

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  #732673 14-Dec-2012 17:35
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This is why I am with Snap, i get a /29 subnet for $21 a month




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  #732824 14-Dec-2012 23:33
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My dynamic stays the same for quite a while.  If it changes I access my restricted sites again via WHM panel on the servers, and updating the new ip into my WHM config.  It's a bit of a pain but free.

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  #732825 14-Dec-2012 23:39
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I got one free with a telecom home plan.

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  #734613 18-Dec-2012 22:07
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Thanks for that, I'll hang with Orcon for a bit longer and see what comes up.




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  #734643 18-Dec-2012 23:12
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On my old LLU naked plan the IP address never ever changed even though i don't think it was "static"




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  #734647 18-Dec-2012 23:20
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the last IP address I had with orcon before going to Genius stayed the same for 3 yrs how much more static than that do you want even modem resets/reboots did not change the IP

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