Add a static IP to mobile broadband

Static IP for 4G/5G

Add a static IP address to your existing mobile broadband with our L2TP powered service

Mobile broadband via 4G and 5G based services is fantastic but all too often it comes with Carrier Grade NAT (CGNAT), blocked ports or a dynamic IP address. Disappointingly, this makes running servers, or even CCTV impossible. The iridis fixedIP services overcomes these issues by providing a static IP address for use with your mobile broadband connection. 

Integrated via L2TP, many common mobile broadband routers such as those from Huewei or Mikrotik, can be quickly configured with their built-in L2TP client.

fixedIP

Add a fixed public IP to your mobile broadband

fixedIP 25

Static IP for Mobile Broadband

£ 10 /mo

1/mo term

Features
Static IP (IPv4)
25Mbps Tunnel
1TB Bandwidth
L2TP based
UK Hosted & Supported
Coming Soon

fixedIP 50

Static IP for Mobile Broadband

£ 15 /mo

1/mo term

Features
Static IP (IPv4)
50Mbps Tunnel
2TB Bandwidth
L2TP based
UK Hosted & Supported
Coming Soon

fixedIP 75

Static IP for Mobile Broadband

£ 20 /mo

1/mo term

Features
Static IP (IPv4)
75Mbps Tunnel
2TB Bandwidth
L2TP based
UK Hosted & Supported
Coming Soon

fixedIP 100

Static IP for Mobile Broadband

£ 25 /mo

1/mo term

Features
Static IP (IPv4)
100Mbps Bandwidth
2TB Bandwidth
L2TP based
UK Hosted & Supported
Coming Soon

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions about Mobile Broadband Static IP

What do I need to use fixedIP?

fixedIP requires either a router or computer that supports L2TP. Router based support is better as your whole network can then make use of the fixed public IP via NAT. Many 4G/5G routers supplied by the mobile networks include L2TP support as standard - check your manual or router interface for 'L2TP'.

Are any ports or protocols blocked?

To protect against misuse access to outbound SMTP (TCP/25) is blocked by default. This can be removed upon request once the service has been active for 7 days.

No other ports or protocols are blocked.

Is the L2TP tunnel encrypted?

The L2TP tunnel is not encrypted with IPSec. It provides a standard L2TP v2 (UDP) based service. As so much of the traffic passing across the Internet is encrypted by default it seems unnecessary to encrypt the tunnel itself. IPSec support is not currently on the service roadmap. 

Can I set a custom reverse lookup (PTR) hostname?

It is possible to setup a custom PTR record for the assigned IPv4 address. Setup is easy once you have setup an A-Record to ensure the forward lookup matches.