Kris Marsh wrote: > I've been with Demon too, and have no complaints. Currently with Zen > (http://www.zen.co.uk/broadband/athome.aspx) because they offered 8 > static IP addresses (although by "8", they actually mean "5" - three > are taken up by network/broadcast/router addresses). > > Both Zen and Demon have flawless support if you ever need them, and > they're both pretty techy and Linux-friendly, which is a Good > Thing(tm). > > Kris I'm with Eclipse, who have been OK, but not such that I'd recommend these days.
They also offer 8 IP addresses at the same price as one... HOWEVER... You should be aware that RIPE rules have changed. ISPs can be required to show "technical need" for a larger range, or RIPE can demand that ISPs "reclaim" address blocks from customers. In general, to show "technical need", you have to demonstrate that your network has more complex requirements that could be handled with a NAT router, and a reverse proxy server :-) If anyone is asked for such a "technical justification", feel free to drop me an email off-list, and I'll be happy to help. I used to have to write them for a living for "big blocks" :-) Mark -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
