Hi there,

I'm not sure that I entirely follow, but there is only one IP per connection. We do offer a static IP service - but it is still limited to one per connection.

Cheers,

Cam

Only one 1 IP per connection sorry.

Unless you want IPV6, then you get a /56 :-) 

bameron:

 

Hi there,

 

I'm not sure that I entirely follow, but there is only one IP per connection. We do offer a static IP service - but it is still limited to one per connection.

 

Cheers,

 

Cam

 

I think he wants to know if you will give him a /30 or a /29

Sounddude: Unless you want IPV6, then you get a /56 :-)

On fibre?

No worries, perhaps theres another way I can do what I want securely. just wanted to host a community quake world server but didn't anyone to know my primary IP address

Will spark up another thread in the networking sub forum

cheers 

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumId=66&topicId=242898

edit: fix poor grammar + add thread for anyone whos interested

You're probably best using something hosted like SquareSpace, shared hosting, or a virtual server. An AWS t2.nano or small LightSail is pretty cheap, Digital Ocean, etc. If it's static you can host it on AWS S3 for not much money at all.

Detruire:

 

Sounddude: Unless you want IPV6, then you get a /56 :-)

 

On fibre?

 

Yup!

Dynamic at this stage however.