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Getting a static IP at home? (lemmy.world)
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I currently pay 70$ a month for residential 50/50 Ziply fiber internet in Oregon. On the ziply website it says it would be 50$ a month for 100/100 small business fiber. Would that let me get a static IP, port 25 unblocked and reverse dns? Are there any strings attached as it seems strange for small business internet to be cheaper than residential?

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[–] phil@l3mmy.com 1 points 1 year ago

I’m nearly certain Ziply will sell you business fiber to a home address. Price does seem quite low, but then again they are now selling residential gig fiber for $80/$90.

As much as I hate redirecting to Reddit, the ZiplyFiber subreddit is very actively monitored and they’d quickly answer those questions there. I’ve found that to be much more accurate and quick than phone sales / support, although the dedicated business support is probably much better.

Ziply is amazing, I’m sure they can sort you out.