jd wrote: » Eir is dual stack IPv4/6 for NGA (efibre) and IPv4 for legacy. Sound like the CSR was confused.. So yes static IPv4 is available, static IPv6 is not (yet).
cry5t41 wrote: » Hi, thinking about move from VM to eir, because I have internet connection dropping all the time in VM and they don't do anything with my problem. Yesterday I was chatting with EIR rep on their page, and they said only ip6 is available. Also cable fiber is available in my town Celbridge. My problem is, so far I was using ip4 and port forwarding for my home server, ipcamera etc without static ip. For update my hostname I'm using noip.com service. Not sure if I can get the same results with ip6? Can ip6 works good with noip.com? If I can get statip IP on ip6, how can I use my server/ ipcameras etc?
eir: Tracey wrote: » cry5t41 wrote: » Hi, thinking about move from VM to eir, because I have internet connection dropping all the time in VM and they don't do anything with my problem. Yesterday I was chatting with EIR rep on their page, and they said only ip6 is available. Also cable fiber is available in my town Celbridge. My problem is, so far I was using ip4 and port forwarding for my home server, ipcamera etc without static ip. For update my hostname I'm using noip.com service. Not sure if I can get the same results with ip6? Can ip6 works good with noip.com? If I can get statip IP on ip6, how can I use my server/ ipcameras etc? Hi cry5t41, We currently use a Dual Stack which enables both IPV4 and IPV6. This can be changed within the modem to just 4 if you wish, the support team on 1890 260 260 can assist you with this. We can also provide a static IP through 1800 203 204 but we wouldn't support past this I'm afraid. If you want to custom configure that involves port forwarding/servers and we don't support this. This would be set up and maintained by yourself. Thanks Tracey
cry5t41 wrote: » eir: Tracey wrote: » cry5t41 wrote: » Hi, thinking about move from VM to eir, because I have internet connection dropping all the time in VM and they don't do anything with my problem. Yesterday I was chatting with EIR rep on their page, and they said only ip6 is available. Also cable fiber is available in my town Celbridge. My problem is, so far I was using ip4 and port forwarding for my home server, ipcamera etc without static ip. For update my hostname I'm using noip.com service. Not sure if I can get the same results with ip6? Can ip6 works good with noip.com? If I can get statip IP on ip6, how can I use my server/ ipcameras etc? Hi cry5t41, We currently use a Dual Stack which enables both IPV4 and IPV6. This can be changed within the modem to just 4 if you wish, the support team on 1890 260 260 can assist you with this. We can also provide a static IP through 1800 203 204 but we wouldn't support past this I'm afraid. If you want to custom configure that involves port forwarding/servers and we don't support this. This would be set up and maintained by yourself. Thanks Tracey Hi Tracy This is custom configure by myself is it OK for me. I was asking that I can do that. Thank you very much for this information. Regards
