Um, no it doesn't. Not for me anyway. I hit an Internal Error twice when attempting to use it.

Can multiple domains/hostnames be used with this (eg: if you have more than 1 IP address, can you have ip1.domain.com ip2.domain.com ip1.somewhereelse.com ip2.somewhereelse.com) and also if I go for 8 IP addresses if (when) I sign up for Zen, can I just use 1 as a static IP address and use a NAT as I'd do normally and have done before when I was on Zen, and at a later date use the other IP's but not have to use them for direct routed IP's?

To answer your latter question, I have 8 IPs, all NAT'd. One is a general NAT rule, which any machine signing on to my lan will use (say a mate brings a laptop over). The other 7 have specific NAT mappings for other services and in effect provide a static IPs for those services.

Does that help?

Ruz

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Can multiple domains/hostnames be used with this

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Yes

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...if I go for 8 IP addresses if (when) I sign up for Zen, can I just use 1 as a static IP address and use a NAT...

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Yes, but if you can do everything with one IP and NAT why would you want eight?

Have you tried using it since it was fixed/updated?

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Yes, but if you can do everything with one IP and NAT why would you want eight?

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Good question, and so far on both Zen (when I was a customer) and PlusNet (currently) I've just got the one static IP.

But if I get the coice of 1 or 8, with a fee to be charged to change to 8 at a later date then it'd seem to make sense to me to go for 8 - as long as I can just use one of them as if I only had 1 static IP and forget about the others for the meantime.

Similar to me, I only use one at the moment but have used a /29 in the past (and probably will again) so it's a case of planning for the future!!

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But if I get the coice of 1 or 8, with a fee to be charged to change to 8 at a later date then it'd seem to make sense to me to go for 8 - as long as I can just use one of them as if I only had 1 static IP and forget about the others for the meantime.

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Seems reasonable to me. If you're pre-planning and looking to use them in the future then I'd do the same.
And just to confirm, yes you can just use one, two or three etc -- it really depends on your setup and how you use it/them.

Yep, long since.

If you have more than 1 IP address then yes, you can set up a reverse DNS entry for each IP address.

Note you can set up exactly 1 reverse DNS entry per IP address assigned, you cant set more than 1 per IP.