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Short answer, is nope.. About 20 years ago, I had a /24, but no ISP I've ever had would let me use it.. Even if I paid the insane price for "public static ip" t
by dusted 4y ago
Short answer, is nope.. About 20 years ago, I had a /24, but no ISP I've ever had would let me use it.. Even if I paid the insane price for "public static ip" they'd not let me use addresses from my own block.
You more or less need to be an ISP to do it.
- somat 4y agoThat is what I found, you have to get your isp to bgp peer with you, and they usually want around a thousand dollars a month for that sort of connection.