Cost and availability of Static IPs

Two costs, the first one time charge of $99 for tech installation of the static IPs set up on the gateway.

The second is ongoing monthly charge of $15 for block of 8 with 5 usable. The other three are used in establishing the block. 

First year annual cost 99+(12x15)= $279 

each additional year should be (12x15) for $180. 

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Will I be able to pass them all through to my router? I have a 1u old Xeon running PFSense

You set up your Gateway to pass the addresses to your router via the Cascaded Router section in the Home Network > Subnets & DHCP page. 

If I haven't even had the install done yet, can the technician who does  the install also do the static IPs and save me the additional technician setup fee?

Try the number in this post. 

https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-fiber-ordering/purchasing-block-of-ip-addresses/5f7b7e1c72a09d3f528cca27?commentId=5f7b7f47917fbb325c5ac116

Statics at same time as install, yes provided on the order for installation.

Yes that is a Fiber tap and you currently have a Copper NID so yes you will have an aerial install to a new Fiber Slack NID.

Dave

Hey my thoughts, I’m working with a friend that wants a vpn server on his network.  I can setup DDNS.  Port forwarding is another problem - does port forwarding work at all on your network with DHCP addressing or does he need a static for the forwarding to work?  This will save me some headaches and time.  Thanks for the info in advance

JB

Port Forwarding works with DHCP assigned addresses (and with local static addresses).  It records the MAC address of the device. 

It works with the public dynamic address as well.

what will be the price of 32 ipv4 block?