let me give you some insights about their service
Their dynamic ip is not dynamic, technically p2p won't work, because it is more of an internal assigned ip to a routing access which then you might share a single ip with multiple different home units. port forwarding doesn't work well

During first lauching if your aeea is new they do use dynamic ip range meaning you can really look up to your router and also google they match, not so after your new area has more home connecting to it.

This post has been edited by Avex: Oct 12 2020, 09:12 AM

digi doesn't give public ip. tried requesting but they are not providing

digi support is rather bad on this. You can't get anything through contacting them. You have to walk into a digistore to ask them to assist

Signing up for Digi fiber is easy, but when it comes to network, you will have to deal with reality. Digi does not own the infra, thus getting any issue fixed can be a 1 day wait to a few days. So expect such down time. With the merger coming up, expect more hassle getting something fix.

the more people coming in, stability is getting worst. Moving to other broadband next year. And support is horrible

Digi reliability is not there, if there is only 1 or 2 call in to complain due to breakdown, it can take more than 1 day to restore internet connection. Better have backup plan if you want to use Digi

This post has been edited by Avex: Oct 25 2021, 11:40 AM