In reply to a post by Trojan_Hussar:

Hrmm, that's one of the two stumbling blocks I had against BT Infinity. My next question would be as the only provider *NOT* offering a static IP, is it actually likely to change once you get an IP allocated.

I host a couple of small websites and my own mail server so I'd rather not play chase the IP, or fiddle with dynamic DNS services.

Regards,
TH.

The business versions have static IPs. Whether you like the prices depends on your other choices.

http://business.bt.com/broadband-and-internet/intern...

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In reply to a post by Trojan_Hussar:

Hrmm, that's one of the two stumbling blocks I had against BT Infinity. My next question would be as the only provider *NOT* offering a static IP, is it actually likely to change once you get an IP allocated.

I host a couple of small websites and my own mail server so I'd rather not play chase the IP, or fiddle with dynamic DNS services.

Regards,
TH.

The business versions have static IPs. Whether you like the prices depends on your other choices.


http://business.bt.com/broadband-and-internet/intern...

Ouch, I'm paying £19.78 a month at the moment. Seriously wondering whether to lay off FTTC for a while and go over to Entanet's unlimited LLU package when C&W unbundle my local exchange. That only costs £19.99/month and is unmetered. I'm getting 12Mbps at the moment and the speed isn't too much of an issue although the extra upload speed would be nice. It's on a 1 month rolling contract so if BT Infinity isn't throttled to death and chock full of leechers I could change over in future.

Well, as my exchange has now been put back to 30th June and C&W are allegedly unbundling my exchange at the end of May it's all moot until then anyway...

Regards,
TH.

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In reply to a post by Trojan_Hussar:

Seriously wondering whether to lay off FTTC for a while and go over to Entanet's unlimited LLU package when C&W unbundle my local exchange. That only costs £19.99/month and is unmetered.

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Entanet is a BT Wholesale reseller, apart from a few residual business line bonding exchanges it seems. Nothing to do with C & W.

If you mean ADSL24's C & W offerings, then neither has ADSL24 been an Entanet reseller for something like a year. (Unless it is two years?)

The business packages are both "unlimited" (as far as i know) so there is no 40GB cap.

Option 1 business, "unlimited" with a static IP and 12 month contract (free install and equipment) comes to £42/month including VAT. This compares quite favourably with a lot of other ISPs residential options.

Ooops!

Mis-read the web page. Post deleted .

i dont think there are any ips's for £25 per month, espescially if you use more than 40gb per month,

BT option 2 is 25.60 and it's a lot more than 40GB a month

Complete list https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AquiMM6uTUU...