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Most people don't need a fixed IP (Internet protocol) address. However, if you want more control and better security for your Internet connection, you can choose a static IP.

When you get Internet service, your router usually gets anIP address that changes automatically, but some Australian NBN plans let you pick a static IP.

For regular Internet users, whether you have a static or dynamic IP rarely matters. Dynamic IPs can change, but you might not even notice it.


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FAQs

What is a static IP used for?

Static IP is a fixed IP address that can be manually configured on a device and remains constant. It’s unlike a dynamic IP address that changes periodically. Among the benefits of a static IP is that it allows for easy reference to an Internet-connected device. It can also be used for various purposes such as remote access, VPN, web hosting, and enabling access to security cameras.

How do I get a static IP?

To get a static IP address, you can sign up for a business NBN plan that includes one — similar to those Aussie Broadband, Telstra, Optus, and Superloop offer. Another option is to contact your provider and check if it will offer a static IP address for an extra monthly fee.

Are there alternatives to a static IP?

Yes, there are alternatives to a static IP. A Virtual Private Network can provide a consistent IP address, allowing remote access to your network without a dedicated static IP. VPN services may offer cost savings compared to adding a static IP address to your broadband plan while enhancing security and privacy.

Are you eligible for a FREE fibre upgrade?

The government is making 1.5 million Australian homes and businesses eligible for a speed upgrade to FTTP (Fibre to the Premises), which offers greater speed and reliability. Selected towns and suburbs with FTTC and FTTN are eligible for the upgrade with an eligible high speed nbn plan.

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