A major change has taken place in the LoneStar Network these days ๐
I’ve made a technological transition from my previous 200M FTTC connection to a new 2.5G FTTH connection. As a result, the available bandwidth has increased exponentially.
But that’s not all. During the transition, I also switched connectivity providers, moving from TIM to NavigaBene.it. This meant I abandoned the historic IP address subnet I’d been using for over a decade, switching to a new subnet provided by the new provider.
I’ve always been hesitant to make this type of transition for fear of losing rDNS manageability, but to my great surprise, I was able to get the same features from the new provider despite the different contract type. I was pleasantly impressed by the speed and expertise of the technical support team; we quickly agreed on what was needed, and everything went smoothly.
The router and DNS reconfigurations were relatively quick and without any major issues.
So here we are, ready for new adventures! ๐
