Static IP addresses with BT Business Broadband

[ithappy]

Hi Guys, I've got a BT Home Hub 4 (yes I know) it could handle a single static IP address, however, I now have 5 static ip addresses and this needs strangely a BT Hub 3 or a BT Hub 5? So my question to you would be what alternatives do I have instead of using a BT Hub which are reasonably priced (BT Hub 5 for instance is £129 which I would rather spend on something with more options).

 

[Edit] RJ11 ADSL of course [/EDIT]

 

ITHappy

[MatthewL]

Wireless

 

ADSL or FTTC, I know you mention RJ11 ADSL but FTTC runs on this too if you don't use the modem.

 

I would have a look at Draytek, might be slightly more expensive but good bits of kit.

[wesleyw]

Fttc or ADSL I'd have a look at cisco asa with a cheap adsl card.

 

Do you need anything else from the router? If you need decent firewall etc draytek or fortinet is a good option older fortinet boxes can be picked up cheap from ebay.

Edited April 25, 2015 by wesleyw

[Oaktech]

Have school broadband got any of their Draytek vigor routers left?

 

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