> I've avoided using the phone company as my ISP for decades, but alas GTT
> is going out of business in terms of serving me as an ISP customer, so a
> CenturyLink installer will visit me here tomorrow. I suspect this means
> that I won't have a static IP address.
I have gigabit through CenturyLink. You can get a fixed IP address. Costs
$5/month I think. You have to ask and if they say they can't, talk to
someone else.
Setup was pretty easy. Figure out what you want for your internal subnet
and configure it into the router. IPv6 is supported. DHCP is provided by
the router.
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