is there any news if the PPP issue causing poor performance at higher speeds with the network side equipment has been resolved?
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
So what happens if for any reason the IP address issued by DHCP to the modem changes as can happen? The tunnel has been disrupted and cannot be re-established because the IP address has changed.
Or what have I misunderstood? Remember, I'm seeking guidance as to whether I should be telling our ISP to put the SH back into router mode.
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The DHCP address of the device appears to be of the older form of 'sticky' IP addresses with reverse DNS entries of the form of static.virginmedia.net
However if that address does change once the tunnel is re-established, which it seems to do just fine if disrupted then the same fixed IP address(s) will be provided to the Superhub A change of the superhubs DHCP assigned address won't prevent the tunnel being re-established.