That's well within 3.3TB per month FUP so I guess that may be the reason your acc loophole is still not flagged & working so far.
Kindly post Speedtest results to US, UK, etc servers with your connection details.
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bssunilreddy
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What is cost of Excitel Hyderabad 300 Mbps Plan?
What is the cost of Airtel Hyderabad -200 Mbps plan?
What is the price differences between above 2 plans prices when compared with similar speeds with BSNL FTTH Hyderabad?
For BSNL FTTH 150 Mbps plan with FUP limit 4000GB is ₹1000 with GST.( This is mine)
For BSNL FTTH 200 Mbps plan with FUP limit 5000GB is ₹1200 with GST.
For BSNL FTTH 300 Mbps plan with FUP limit 6500GB is ₹2000 with GST.
Shit I am living in stone age...
Both are for BSNL FTTH Tamilnadu.
I think all other FTTH plans from ACT, Jio & Airtel are cheap when compared with BSNL these days.
Even my parents ACT Nellore 100 MBPS plan with FUP limit 4000GB is ₹700 with GST while
ACT Nellore 1Gbps plan with FUP limit 8000GB is ₹1700 with GST
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Excitel Monthly Plan is expensive(comparatively), but good discounts if prepaid yearly/half yearly. I prepaid yearly, coming to 500-550 per month for 300 Mbps no OTT. 400 Mbps with OTT yearly costs around 750 p.m. No FUP afaik. I heard they have a soft cap at 5TB per month where they check you aren't using it for commercial purpose etc. No IPv6, No static IPv4, No bridge mode, no bells/whistles. Support limited to internet working/not working. Downtime of approx once a month. Decent for price.
Airtel Black plan, 200Mbps Fiber+DTH. Approx 1300 per month incl Tax. 3.3TB FUP. I use Airtel Axis Credit card for 25% cashback, and considering this replaced Tatasky DTH for which I used to pay 400 per month, net cost to pocket was around 600-ish. Static IP available on request 300+GST. IPv6 available on request (/64).
Can't speak for BSNL, only had it for a short while in TN, I wouldn't say it was great experience, but as a last resort option, it was OK.
Had Jio and ACT for a short while too. ACT had the same backbone as Excitel and bit more expensive, so got rid of it pretty quickly. Jio was quite reliable (hoping it's resilience increases once both IAX and IEX cables come online soon), but God, their locked down network and router grinded my ears, so got rid of it and bought Airtel. Airtel has its own set of problems, but at least things get done, eventually.
So only one ipv6 network for entire home network unlike /56 which can assign more than one /64 so for segmenting home network into guest network with IPv6, IOt network with IPv6 etc? Does jio ipv6 also work like this?
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I have not heard of any ISP in India providing a subnet larger than /64. I have tried to find one, but no luck. I have emailed net@airtel for a /56 for guest, IOT networks, hoping they'd at least give out a /60. Nope. Even the /64 is problematic if you use your own router. If you put their router in Bridge mode, The ipv4 would be bridged, but the IPV6 /64 stays on the airtel router. You can't use PD because, /64. If your router supports ipv6 pass through (like Asus), or NDP relay (openwrt), you could use that. Part of the reason for me joining this forum is to find out how one person got a direct /64 allocation on own router bypassing Airtel/Jio. Probably replaced airtel router with an ONU/SFP.
kage
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Excitel - North West India - 400mbps plan.
Older dumb ONU from Excitel (allows for personal hardware - AX53 with an AX10 EasyMesh - Ethernet backhaul - Ethernet connection to PC).
Re-test of Tokyo and Amsterdam since their results were inconsistent with the others:
I guess the bottleneck for Amsterdam Clouvider is the server itself, since on RETN the download speeds are better.
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Apologies for the city mask. Didn't want to disclose location publicly.
Older dumb ONU from Excitel (allows for personal hardware - AX53 with an AX10 EasyMesh - Ethernet backhaul - Ethernet connection to PC).
Re-test of Tokyo and Amsterdam since their results were inconsistent with the others:
I guess the bottleneck for Amsterdam Clouvider is the server itself, since on RETN the download speeds are better.
Local:
Apologies for the city mask. Didn't want to disclose location publicly.
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I had done this stuff in 2021 - I would need to check if I kept any notes for this. Will hopefully update within a week, since I no longer use JioFiber.
I will be checking on that - got some ONU from @anmolbhard004
By any chance were you able to get a static IPv4 (doubtful they have IPv6) with Excitel? Here in Mumbai they have said not possible, and that is making me hesitant to renew.
kage
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Same for me. They used to offer static IPv4 ages ago, but don't anymore.
No IPv6 either.
I have asked the LCO around 4 years ago, they said not possible. Last year or so, Static IP option was present on the tickets submenu, so I raised a ticket with Excitel for Static IP, they kept the ticket open for like 2-3 months then closed. I was not hopeful, so didn't pursue further.
kage
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That static IP ticket option has been there for ages now. It does nothing.
I remember getting my connection back in 2019 and creating a ticket for it.
The support agent started gaslighting me into believing that such a option couldn't be present and it's a "bug" in my system lol.
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