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Currently on their 1Gbps package and it's been pretty good - apart from a couple of weeks ago when they remotely disabled the ethernet ports on the router and t
by zimpenfish 4y ago
Currently on their 1Gbps package and it's been pretty good - apart from a couple of weeks ago when they remotely disabled the ethernet ports on the router and threw everything internally networked into chaos.
- boudin 4y agoI had the same issue, this time didn't really liked the technician blamed it on me. It's a one off though, any other contact with them has been good and their service is good as well. Much happier with them than virgin media
- Angostura 4y agoDo they offer email hosting?
- traceroute66 4y ago> Do they offer email hosting? Why would anyone still want to tie their email hosting to their ISP ? You change ISP, you move house and your email is at risk. Protonmail, Tutanota or even, god forbid, Gmail. That's where you should be these days, not relying on your ISP to provide email hosting. Or do you mean self-hosting ? i.e. allow port 25 ? Residential ISPs that allow that these days are few and far between.
- jamesbfb 4y agoIs it difficult to use your own equipment over there? I guess what I’m asking is doesn’t the NTU simply spit out an ipv4/v6 address and it’s up to you how you route it? This is how fttp works here in Australia (if you’re as lucky as me and live in an area serviced with fttp that is)
- zimpenfish 4y agoThey supply an NTU that they plug the fibre into and then, yeah, you plug whatever into it or use the WIFI. (my best guess for why they turned off the ports is they just did a big swap-out of the original NTU for a new NTU + WIFI base and -maybe- did an over-exuberant reconfiguration that caught people still on the old NTUs like us.)