I have Ziply and am exceptionally happy with them. When we bought this house and switched from Frontier to Ziply, we discovered that Frontier had *LITERALLY* run the fiver ON TOP OF THE GROUND from the street to our house when the neighbor cut our fiber connection with a weed whacker. We discovered this in the morning, a few hours later, someone from Ziply came and checked out the situation. The next day, Ziply was here with a horizontal boring machine and strung new fiber underground in plastic conduit and we were back in the air in less than 48 hours. I like them a whole bunch and I don't mind spending $60/mo for reliable gigabit.
Now for the downside, it's DHCP, even if the IP address only changes rarely. So I have DNS parked at Dynu.com with store and forward email. My Synology automagically picks up the new address and tickles Dynu DNS to point at the new address. I do need a static IP for a certain project and for that I use Tailscale, which is free for a limited number of machines (I don't come close). Does that help, Keith? -RonB On Tue, Jan 2, 2024 at 11:54 PM Keith Lofstrom <kei...@keithl.com> wrote: > Anybody on the list subscribed to Ziply Fiber? > > Does Ziply offer fixed IP addresses at the lower bandwidth > tiers? Perhaps for an extra fee, or a business account? > > Other Ziply kudos or complaints? > > Keith > > P.S., if it matters, I am in Washington county east of > Beaverton, and currently suffer from Comcast - though > with a fixed 32 bit IP address for extra $$. > > -- > Keith Lofstrom kei...@keithl.com >
