As a full service provider, we offer a comprehensive range of voice, data, Internet and web hosting products to both residential and business customers. We operate our own fibre network in the five ma

How in the world is Australia going good, our IPv6 ISP choices are really limited (Internode is the only residential I think) !

13 5-12-100-152.residential.rdsnet.ro (5.12.100.152) [AS 6939] 237.339 ms 237.523 ms 10.30.1.146 (10.30.1.146) [AS 6939] 233.540 ms

@Kenshin well, the majority of our customers are smaller residential ISPs in Varna and the region, so i'd say the traceroute is pretty good representation of the end user's experience, at least here (

Unfortunatley the max speed of the VPS is also dependent on your residential internet plan.. considering that minimal residential DSL is 3-6 mbps down/ 512-800k up the VPS you have should be more than

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A & C seem to be residential while B is Commercial...

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Now if only we can route RIPE/ARIN block + full BGP session from those residential ISPs...

His IP Range: 5.13.0.0/16, ISP: RCS & RDS Residential, Romania (Blocked it on CSF)

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I know of at least 1 residential flat/room/building they use (or used, likely still use), but yea he also has at least 1 rack at MegaI (for his HE BW drop)

Do you mean that Pacswitch colos servers in a residential flat? I always thought they used to host their servers somewhere in the Science Park in HK, isn't it?

to cut costs) but merely with the sheer size of residential buildings (300flats+) and you can only place X wires under the street without risks/problems.

There's really no demand for IPv6 for average US customers due to the lack of IPv6 support in residential equipment unless you're somehow involved with the Internet (hosting, support, etc).

You being a company and corporation ran from residential addresses, well you ruined your shielding. Your privacy is limited. Stop listing your home addresses as your corporate addresses.

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@Pubcrawler, I know who you are, I have contacts of my own. I was able to get your residential IP address along with other sources to confirm my suspicion.

Speedtest.net isn't really made for testing gigabit servers; their scope is mostly for testing residential ISPs.

Paying the business premium gives relatively more consistent speeds than residential (which I also have), produces live techs on phone calls much faster, and costs a pretty premium extra. Does it give