QuakeNet FAQ wrote:1. The IP to be trusted. This must be a static (i.e. unchanging) IP. We do not give trusts to non-static addresses. If you do not have a guaranteed static IP (and most ADSL providers do NOT give out static IP addresses) you will not get a trust. It doesn't matter if you've had the same IP for months - if there is any possibility it will change, you will not get a trust.
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QuakeNet FAQ wrote:...
If as a trusted provider you find that your user count exceeds the number of trusted connections you have, we expect you to contact us for an increase in the trust *before* you add extra users to your service. We expect you to afford us this courtesy for the trust we have placed in you by giving you a trusted connection.
It is up to you as a trusted provider to monitor your user connections - it is not up to us to tell you when you are exceeding your trust.


De Kus wrote:as example Fusion doesnt qualify for qnet, because its IP is NOT static ^-^.


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