use your own router ? there's a difference between "supporting" and "allowing", but you don't need to be in bridge mode to use multiple static IPs anyway.

Hi Yarwell, well, maybe this is a solution.
I've got router supplied by PlusNet (Thomson 585v7) and couple of my own routers (Thomson 585v7 and Dlink i think, it doesnt really matter - i can buy a new one if needed.)
Could you tell me how to make it work?
Plusnet router doesnt have a Template in Setup Wizard for this.

Routed IP so long as you have a router which does not have crippled custom firmware.

Sorry, can't help much but you stated in your initial post that you did not need ISP support and then complain that Plusnet can't help you in putting a router into bridge mode. That seems a contradiction to me as if you had good ISP support they would be able to help you.

If you need that sort of support then one of the better ISPs such as AAISP may be better for you even though it could cost more.

In reply to a post by ian72:

Sorry, can't help much but you stated in your initial post that you did not need ISP support and then complain that Plusnet can't help you in putting a router into bridge mode. That seems a contradiction to me as if you had good ISP support they would be able to help you.

If you need that sort of support then one of the better ISPs such as AAISP may be better for you even though it could cost more.

Even the "Subject" seems to be invalid. Several posters have suggested business level solutions that fit it and the later requirements specification, but they have all been ignored in favour of possibly the cheapest (but generally fit for purpose) consumer ISP on the market .

AAISP on a BT Wholesale line offer everything you have requested except "no download limits", which is not financially viable for them. They sell "units" of usage instead, which roll-over if you don't exhaust them in a month.


( Satisfied AAISP user )