philjohn
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Re: IPv6 support on Virgin media
spgray wrote: i can see the loophole they've left open for themselves there to get out of that promise. considering they are bound by the wholesale price they are never going to let themselves get into a situation where you are paying less than what it is costing them to provide the service to you. True - but Openreach wholesale prices have only tended to go one way - down.3.3KViews1like0CommentsRe: IPv6 support on Virgin media
As long as you stay a customer on a package with their price promise yes, they'll never increase the price, and if it goes down in price you get locked in at that new lower price. If you go to their website and click on "Product Terms and Conditions" the price promise is linked from there.3.3KViews1like2CommentsRe: IPv6 support on Virgin media
Same - my Zen FTTP (500 down 75 up) is being installed in a few days, it'll be less than I'm paying VM for Vivid 350 from March AND they guarantee not to raise prices either during your minimum term, or for as long as you keep the contract live. I'm just thankful I've got a plethora of options (FTTC, FTTP and Cable) where I live.2.1KViews1like7CommentsRe: IPv6 support on Virgin media
Some poeple (like me) only have an OpenVPN server running on their connection - we're not actually hosting, just providing a way to tunnel back into our home network for various reasons. If I'm on an IPV4 only connection, there's no way to connect - unless I setup an ipv6 tunnel from the likes of HE.net2.3KViews2likes0CommentsRe: IPv6 support on Virgin media
ravenstar68 wrote: Anonymous wrote: Yes DS-Lite will kill all local IPv4 hosting. There are ways of still hosting on IPv4 even on a DS-Lite setting. Mind sharing them? I have a VPN server running on my router so that I can tunnel into my network when travelling, and not everywhere has ipv6 yet (for example, Virgin Media!)2.1KViews0likes26Comments