Dynamic to permanet IP

Not unless you purchase one.  

If you never disconnect from your ISP you will keep your IP, but you need to check with your ISP as to what their policies are.  Most ISPs will disconnect users for inactivity.

Best way to get a permanent IP is to get a xDSL/Cable connection.

Buaaaaaah I need a different opinion please, somebody once told me there are pseudo servers to do that, I mean you report your connection and new IP to that server.


Pleeeeeeaaase help me guys.

sorry gsoldado,  I understood your question as to wanting away to get a pernament IP not reporting your new IP to a service that will point your changing IP address to a host.

Dorwards solution will get you there.

And if you want a bigger choice.
http://www.technopagan.org/dynamic/

Here's another solution if you're hosting your own web server - it's a free application from Deerfield called DNS2GO - it's a small app that runs on your server and automatically updates their DNS servers with your new IP should it change. Whenever someone types in your domain name their (Deerfield) DNS server will automatically direct them to the correct IP address. You can slso get it to redirect to an alternate address should your server be down.

This is useful if you have a cable/dsl modem and your ISP supplies dynamic IP's and you'd still like to host on your own machine.

Hope that helps.

Regards,
CyberSoft

The best dynamic DNS service I've run across is http://www.tzo.com/

tewald

these are good too and free if I recall well

http://www.kvtek.com/yipost.asp
http://www.no-ip.com/

This question has been abandoned.  I will make a recommendation to the
moderators on its resolution in a week or two.  I appreciate any comments
that would help me to make a recommendation.

Cd&
 

Cd&,

I think since dorward answered the question first, with a solution that will work, even though others have provided similar solutions (like myself), he/she should be awarded the points. I've also forogtten about this question since it's not received any further responses in ages.

Regards,
CyberSoft

It is time to clean this abandoned question up.  

I am putting it on a clean up list for CS.

<recommendation>
points to dorward

</recommendation>

If anyone participating in the Q disagrees with the recommendation,
please leave a comment for the mods.

Cd&

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Thanks COBOLdinosaur for your help.