Getting a Static IP With Naked DSL
For a wide range of reasons, a Static IP can be imperative – you may want to host servers or operate a Virtual Private Network (VPN). This this a comprehensive guide of each Naked DSL provider and when they offer a Static IP.
Here are the Static IP Reviews:
iinet offers a Static IP for free on Naked DSL Business Plans. Their business plans also offer Annex M for greater upload speeds. iinet does not offer a Static IP on residential Naked DSL plans.
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Internode offers a Static IP on its SOHO and Business Naked DSL plans. They also offer Annex M for greater upload speeds on business plans. Internode residential plans do not come with a Static IP.
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All of the TPG Naked DSL plans come with a free Static IP. As you don’t have to go on a specialised business plan, getting a Static IP with TPG is starts at only $59.99 per month.
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Optus do not offer any Naked DSL plans currently with a Static IP. If you want Naked DSL with a Static IP you will have to look at other Providers. The Optus Naked DSL plans are currently focused on residential customers.
Click Here to See Optus Plans With A Dynamic IP
Exetel provides a Static IP as a standard inclusion on all their Naked DSL plans. This includes their residential plans which start at $45 per month, making Exetel one of the the cheapest options for getting a Static IP.
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Dodo offers a free Static IP address on all of its Naked DSL plans. The starting price is $39.99 unbundled or only $29.99 per month if you bundle with a Dodo mobile service.
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Netspace provides the option of a free Static IP address on Naked DSL SOHO plans. Netspace residential plans do not have the option of a Static IP. The SOHO Naked DSL plans start at $74.95 per month.
