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by **Andrew Conne** » Sun, 29 Jul 2001 22:39:26

Hello,
I currently have AT&T Brodband (MediaOne RoadRunner) as my ISP. I am
really wanting a static IP so I can set up Apache, SSH, etc and still
ahve the same IP (or possibly a .com is I set up DNS), but after
repeated calls to AT&T Tech Support, I found out that "[they] don't do
static IP's". I am on a home network with a LinkSys router, but DMZ is
on to my local IP so I can run Apache etc and the outside world would be
able to see it. So, is there any possibly way to get that static IP
(even if it means buying an IP, or getting IP forwarding)?

Thanks

Andrew Conner

by **Wilhelm Lissman** » Thu, 09 Aug 2001 07:11:51

Try one of the DDNS (Dynamic DNS) services out there, that'll get you going.

> Hello,
> I currently have AT&T Brodband (MediaOne RoadRunner) as my ISP. I am
> really wanting a static IP so I can set up Apache, SSH, etc and still
> ahve the same IP (or possibly a .com is I set up DNS), but after
> repeated calls to AT&T Tech Support, I found out that "[they] don't do
> static IP's". I am on a home network with a LinkSys router, but DMZ is
> on to my local IP so I can run Apache etc and the outside world would be
> able to see it. So, is there any possibly way to get that static IP
> (even if it means buying an IP, or getting IP forwarding)?

> Thanks

> Andrew Conner

by **Justin Odo** » Mon, 20 Aug 2001 16:52:30

even though they give you a dynamic ip, it doesn't change that much. i
usually keep my ip's for half a year to three quarters of a year at a time.
then again, i never shut the server off, but you have a router, so it
shouldn't be a problem.

> Try one of the DDNS (Dynamic DNS) services out there, that'll get you
going.

> > Hello,
> > I currently have AT&T Brodband (MediaOne RoadRunner) as my ISP. I am
> > really wanting a static IP so I can set up Apache, SSH, etc and still
> > ahve the same IP (or possibly a .com is I set up DNS), but after
> > repeated calls to AT&T Tech Support, I found out that "[they] don't do
> > static IP's". I am on a home network with a LinkSys router, but DMZ is
> > on to my local IP so I can run Apache etc and the outside world would be
> > able to see it. So, is there any possibly way to get that static IP
> > (even if it means buying an IP, or getting IP forwarding)?

> > Thanks

> > Andrew Conner

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