| [AZ] Static IP's with Residental? Does Cox allow static IP's with thier residental service? |
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 bbeesleyVIP
join:2003-08-07
Richardson, TX
kudos:5 | said by questionable:Does Cox allow static IP's with thier residental service?
no, you would need to get the Business SOHO product to get a static IP |
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I know I've had the same IP for forever and a day it seems, but regardless I use a dynamic dns service anyways so it follows my IP and I also don't have to remember my IP. |
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They are smoking some serious ganja to be offering those speeds at those prices! |
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 dvd536as Mr. Pink as they comePremium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
kudos:4 | reply to questionable
you're pretty much static unless you're on a node with limited ip pool.
even if your ip hasn't changed in eons, cox won't give you reverse dns auth. you'll need soho or biz.
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 kv2009
join:2009-09-14
Kenner, LA | reply to digiblur
said by digiblur:I know I've had the same IP for forever and a day it seems, but regardless I use a dynamic dns service anyways so it follows my IP and I also don't have to remember my IP.
You know you can set your router (if it has the feature) to auto-update your dynamic DNS service with your current IP address. |
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| said by kv2009:said by digiblur:I know I've had the same IP for forever and a day it seems, but regardless I use a dynamic dns service anyways so it follows my IP and I also don't have to remember my IP.
You know you can set your router (if it has the feature) to auto-update your dynamic DNS service with your current IP address. Yep, been doing that for years. I use it quite a bit with the OpenVPN connection running. |
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