I'm have tested the above protocols on China Telecom's residential fiber network. I would appreiciated if someone on China Unicom can let me know if this guide works for them.

Yes, from residential UK connections; mobile carriers have had censoring in place for the last 3-5yrs.

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A hefty percentage of the torrent traffic we saw from LE* customers before closing was quickly followed by a CEGTEK complaint/DMCA takedown/seizure request and a chargeback from the 'customer' which P

Where did it say residential line, as It didn't. It was a business line. Not to mention it was never a basement, that is just what everyone called it to make it sound gloomy.

it was a non-enterprise environment and using a residential line like you said.

Either way you put it, a lot of their NY customers were stiffed for some time by being placed in a sub-par location with a residential line.

* Blocklists are part of the problem not the solution. At most a block by dynamic pools and residential hosts;

@Francisco did state it is business class FIOS, so it isn't by any regards "residential" as you are trying to mislead. Nor is business class substandard, as that is something similar

No network operates without latency at one point or another (perhaps it was a DDOS attack, etc). While I appreciate your contributions and opinion, it is difficult to have a technical discussion with

Weird I'm on comcast and I can use the ilo. It's not amazing but not bad. Uploading an iso over a residential connection to an ipmi system always sucks.

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I cannot imagine the quality of using a residential line for selling VPS hosting, this lacks redundancy and connectivity. Honestly, this is worse than the stuff you'd say about Ed & DirectSpac

Think of it this way. You have a party at your house for you and 50 of your closest friends. A few hundred thousand people decide to crash it. It doesn't matter if you tell them to leave once they get

I offer it free because I can, and plan to offer direct access because it should not be illegal. For that will need a special contract in company name though, residential customers are not allowed to

maxmind plugin for WHMCS has a tick box so you can auto block any orders from VPN/Proxy IP's and 99.9% of DC and host (none residential) IP's are blocked or classed as Proxy/VPN traffic.

@wych said: Certain ISP's allow additional IP but not on residential plans, once you have used your current allocation up you can ask for more. Mine won't even assign a static IP -.-

Price for IP addresses for domestic residential internet service in the US is MUCH higher. Like $10/month per IP. If you are getting 128 IPs for $20 per month you are getting an amazing deal.

IPv6 is still not commonplace in the United States. I am in an area that has comparatively fast residential internet (105Mbps down, 20Mbps up) and yet IPv6 is not available by the provider. The only r

manual screening of new customers (byvalidating residential IP address, physical address, phone number, andother provided data) and the considering of blocking outgoingconnections to port 25 by defau