no not confused http://www.aquiss.net/business-fibre-broadband.php
plus you can still get it even you dont have a business

Yep John .

I found the Business ones a minute ago when someone else referred to them. I had only seen the Residential ones.

So I came back here to correct my posts. Too late !

Hi RobertoS,

Your looking at the home versions, the the office/business versions are http://www.aquiss.net/business-fibre-broadband.php

In reply to a post by aquiss:

Hi RobertoS,

Your looking at the home versions, the the office/business versions are http://www.aquiss.net/business-fibre-broadband.php

See my reply to Johnct.

Apologies to you .

Edited by RobertoS (Fri 25-Feb-11 11:18:36)

Enta supply FTTC through a number of our resellers, and we also fully support IPv6 through BT's and our own network.

Regards,

In reply to a post by b_bliss:

Enta supply FTTC through a number of our resellers, and we also fully support IPv6 through BT's and our own network.

Regards,

Just look at the header of your post. better still, swap to Theaded mode for a minute and see where that post of yours lies.

I suggest you start clicking the Reply or Quote button against the post you are replying to, not just the latest in the thread.

I have shown no interest in IPV6, and am fully aware of the reseller setup. Apparently more than yourself from other posts of yours. How long have you worked there?

I sort of lost interest in the thread when BT's checker told me that I was being activated in September, then not planned, it's now showing 16th of March which is nice
So now I can look more actively at those mentioned.
Aquiss, does your service have unmetered uploads?

In reply to a post by paulglavin:

Aquiss, does your service have unmetered uploads?

Nope, please see the first Q&A located under the packages overview:
http://www.aquiss.net/business-fibre-broadband.php

Poo!
I thought I'd actually made a decision until I read that

In reply to a post by Anonymous:

Of all the FTTC resellers, only AAISP are routing IPv6 natively and they are now providing v6-ready domestic routers.. This would seem to be a good opportunity to get onstream.

If you go with IDNet or Infinity you'll have to upgrade your hardware again in the next year or so.

~~
Borgon Unit

Unfortunately AAISP have withdrawn the Comtrend router due to a lack of firmware updates. So, back to square one in that respect.