 elwoodbluesElwood BluesPremium
join:2006-08-30
HarperLand
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| Static (or semi static- on DSL and/or Fibe? I have a client that has need for a static(ish) IP for his home security system (remote monitoring).
Right now he's got a 5mb DSL connection which changes the IP with each session. Does "Fibe" do any better (semi-static ala Cable) or is a static address available for regular DSL customers?
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devcore
join:2008-07-26
Pickering, ON | Most indies (Teksavvy, Caneris, Acanac, Velcom, etc.) offer static IP as an add-on for approx. ~$4/month |
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 SimonJonesMTS Allstream Alliance
join:2010-09-16
Mississauga, ON | Another option might be just to get Dyn.org/dns. IIRC, they offer a free service that will track the dynamic IP and keep updated name server access. |
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elwoodbluesElwood BluesPremium
join:2006-08-30
HarperLand | He needs a domain for that, and that's not really an option. |
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| he doesn't need a domain. they have hundreds of them, all you pick is which one you want to use and an available name infront of it.
so it would be abc@dyndns.org or whatever you choose |
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