What is the public v4 home broadband allocation?
Question: What does this mean?Answer: This is just giving your home broadband an IP address. The IP address can be assigned to a device, which must be a Linux system. If the device needs to be a router, it should be specified by the operator (ZTE K290 for enterprises, ZTE U87 for mobile, and ZTE G61 for telecom). The operator specifies the version of the router, but it's not necessary if you're using a Linux device. Once the IP is bound to that Linux device, it gets a public IP address.
Question: Is it fixed IP?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Do I need to install anything?
Answer: No, this is part of a type of operator专线 network setup. It directly binds the network card.
Question: How do I use it after purchase?
Answer: The operator will contact you to verify and assign the IP. After the IP is assigned, you can contact our technical support at 4008489154转1 for information about the IP.
Question: How much bandwidth is this?
Answer: For telecommunications currently, it's between 10 to 20 Mbps randomly allocated. Other lines are between 5 to 50 Mbps randomly allocated.
Question: Is it IPv4 or IPv6?
Answer: IPv4.
Question: Is it permanent?
Answer: Monthly/yearly payment.
Question: Does my broadband account need a password?
Answer: Your broadband account can be obtained through the app.
Question: Where can I find the account number?
Answer: Your broadband account number can be found through the app.
Question: How long does it take to get the public IP after purchase?
Answer: The operator will contact you to verify and assign the IP. After the IP is assigned, you can contact our technical support at 4008489154转1 for information about the IP.
页:
[1]