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There is also Zen Internet who are cheaper than AAISP. They provide a static /48 subnet allocation that you can divide up into 2^16 /64 subnets. Unfortunately
by usrlocal1023 6y ago
There is also Zen Internet who are cheaper than AAISP. They provide a static /48 subnet allocation that you can divide up into 2^16 /64 subnets.
Unfortunately IPv6 is opt in so after getting your connection you will have to contact them, they will then assign you a /48 and enable IPv6 on your connection.
- amaccuish 6y agoI had the unfortunate issue where a change at Zen disabled my IPv6 connectivity. I spent ages debugging, then emailed, and they had to reactivate it.