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Internode and Westnet shutdown: TPG moves customers to iiNet
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2023
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Been with Internode for over 20 years, not looking forward to changing provider...
Just for internet, or something more complicated? Also it looks like they're nuking their email service if you're using that.
I have a power plan with static IP (host my own servers) etc.
Will be interesting to see if that gets brought across. If not it looks like Aussie BB can cover those requirements if needed.
I'm on a semi-static IP. It has never changed (3 years now) but might theoretically. An actual static ip is an extra $5/mon addon last I checked.
When I signed up I was on CGNAT (default for all new customers). I called them, explained why this didn't work for me and they changed me to a proper IPV4 address without any hassle.
Awesome, thanks for the info!