Reliance JioFiber Rs.399 plan Vs Other ISPs

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My local LCO in Maharashtra.
He was charging 6000/yealy for 20 mbps.
Now he is offering 4500/yearly for 30 mbps.
Which is lot cheaper than jio since jio is 399+18% gst=471/monthly which is 5650/yealy
even with yearly plan 1 month is free which is still 5215/yealy for Jio.
Still costlier than local isp.
 
If your LCO is good, go for Alliance. In my area, Alliance LCO enjoys a monopoly. But he is too good. He fixes fibre cuts on the same day. One night (around 12 midnight), there was a fibre cut and he fixed it by 9 AM the next morning. Alliance has been stable overall. In my area, Alliance uses Airtel and TATA backbone. However, I have not received a TATA backbone for the last 3-4 months. They had provided me with a static IP (free) on TATA backbone with all ports closed for 3-4 months before when there was an issue with upstream. Sometimes, latency increases to Cloudflare, mainly due to Airtel/ TATA. They cannot do anything about it even if you complain.

Even if Airtel/ Jio comes, I may stick to Alliance, only due to LCO. Only thing is, Alliance charges 300 + GST for static IP, that too NATed and all protocols forwarded. They are fleecing customers. They have bought IPv6, as I saw on peering DB. But they are only peering with TATA and at Extreme iX only on IPv6 (Ipv4 has good peers, don't worry). I hope they start rolling out IPv6 but a support engineer told me they have no plans right now.
One thing: Use their web-based ticket service to lodge any complaint. Their support staff are affable. Otherwise, they take a long time to pick their call.
Alliance also other local isp in kolkata are not provide Ipv6 right now. My friend who work in NOC of alliance, he said, most of alliance hub equipment are ready Ipv6 but not capable of provide 3.5lakh conusmer at a time. Most concern thing is Local isp use static ip which is open network, alliance also other isp first need to migrate to dynamic Ip pool system like jio and PPPOE login or mac based login system.
 
Yes, login is not at all secure. Mac based login system for improving security is a farce.

3.5 lakh customers cannot survey over IPv6 at a time!!!! That's weird. My home router, if gets a /64 delegation, can serve 3.5 lakh IPv6 alone!!! And they have a /32 block. They can get more at cheap rates. The engineers don't give a damn unless something breaks - eteyi chole jachhe, abar jhamela ke kore! Jobe aar cholbena, tokhon dekha jabe.
 
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In future I plan to buy an Amazon Fire TV stick. If I take Alliance can I expect smooth streaming (1080p) ?
Yeah, just take that 590 plan. I do the same. Basically a single 1080p stream needs about 5 Mbps. So, if you are playing two 1080 p videos simulateously, you'll need 10 mbps, 15 mbps for 3 simultaneous streams and so on. It's always good to have some extra bandwidth overhead available. However, do contact your neighbors and get some feedback from the customers of your LCO. If your LCO is bad, Alliance experience will be bad. They also have netflix open connect servers within their NOC. So, netflix is buttery smooth. I don't know if Wishnet or Meghbela has one.
 
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My local LCO in Maharashtra.
He was charging 6000/yealy for 20 mbps.
Now he is offering 4500/yearly for 30 mbps.
Which is lot cheaper than jio since jio is 399+18% gst=471/monthly which is 5650/yealy
even with yearly plan 1 month is free which is still 5215/yealy for Jio.
Still costlier than local isp.
LCO looks good on paper. Once you got the connection, you will noticed that simple HD stream which took maximum 5 mbps for smooth playing will buffer. 80% time, speed is good but 20% times you will face speed issue.
 


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