Re: [sheflug] static ip broadband provider

[Alan Pope <alan.pope [at] xxxxxxxxx>]

On 01/02/06, David Willington <david.willington [at] ntlworld.com> wrote:
> Dear All
>
> Can anyone recommend a good broadband provider who will provide a static
> ip address. Most of the ones I've looked at don't specify so I assume
> they're all dynamic addresses. BT does do it but I have to upgrade to a
> business account (£35 per month + VAT). I was hoping to find something
> cheaper than the BT option.
>

I am with UK Free Software Network - UKFSN.org [1] and have 8 static
IP addresses. I had to pay extra for 8, but you have just one if you
want. They are resellers for enta.net. The package I am on is called
"Home Max 30" [2], is 20 quid a month and will go as fast as the line
can (up to 2Mb/s download or 8Mb/s in some areas). My package has
download limits, but the limit is 30GB on peak plus 300GB off peak per
month. I'd really have to go some to hit that!

I'm very happy with them :D

Cheers,
Al.

[1] http://www.ukfsn.org/
[2] http://www.ukfsn.org/adsl/maxallowance.html

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