[HH] Broadband connectivity in Boston & Burbs

[Stephen Ronan]

My understanding is that for residential customers it's carrier 
grade NAT by default, a single public IPv4 address by request at 
no extra cost. Additional IP addresses available for a monthly 
charge. I don't know what that fee is. The most likely obstacle 
would be coverage... Not much availability last I checked, unless 
you're in Cambridge, or in view of the top of the Hancock 
building in Boston.
I don't find a coverage map... you may need to submit the form 
here: http://www.netblazr.com/residential/at-home/#get
A number of us (Kurt Keville, Brian Delacey, et al) have 
known one of the founders, Brough Turner, for years. Good 
folks to deal with.
     -S.

On Tue, 31 Oct 2017, Federico Lucifredi wrote:

> Does netblazr include multiple fixed IPs? And I will assume the residential service is not a routed circuit :-).

Best-F

Sent from my iPhone.

> On Oct 31, 2017, at 12:12 AM, Stephen Ronan <sronan at panix.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>> On Tue, 31 Oct 2017, Federico Lucifredi wrote:
>> 
>> Hello Hackers,
>   What is the current state of broadband in Boston & burbs? What is the ‘speakeasy.net’ of this decade, meaning the choice of the techie crowd?
> 
> Netblazr.com for those within their geographical footprint?
> 
> And then there's $10/month Comcast Internet Essentials for low-income families with kids in K-12 school, or for low-income Boston seniors, or for residents anywhere of HUD-assisted housing... http://internetessentials.com
> 
> -S

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