> > The only other way would be to try and persuade Telecom that to all
> > intents
> > and purposes you're the same as a regular leased line
> > customer, drop the
> > NAT
> > and route a registered network (say, a /30) through the Nokia.
>
> The thing I wonder is if they can do this with their network
> and they chose
> not too?

Surely this is up to the individual ISP. Paradise would be responsible for
route advertisement throught their network etc. The next trick is to get
hold of a routable IP range, even a /30 - last I heard they were being sold
off at around $500 for a /29, six usable host addresses.

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Received on Thu Jun 8 01:51:56 2000