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NTL Broadband - Statically Dynamic IP?
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: NTL Broadband - Statically Dynamic IP?
- From: "Richard Boreham" <richard.boreham@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 11:52:28 +0100
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I use the NTL broadband service (not intended to upset anyone about
broadband stuff - honest!) and have a query about their dynamic ip
addressing that I'm sure someone can help with.
Reason is that I'm running a HA webserver and I access this externally.
Originally, I'd expected to have to deal with dynamic IP changes - so far
it
does not seem to have been an issue though.
First, I believe NTL use dynamic IP addressing - Is this correct? My
reason for asking is that the address seems to be very stable - it's been
the same for about a month now.
Second, Does anyone know why, how, when such a dynamic address would get
changed by the ISP. Specifically, does anyone using NTL know how
frequently
refreshes seen to happen? Is it perhaps because I run a hardware NAT
firewall behind the cable modem - would the ip address only change if the
firewall is powered down/up?
Ta
Richard
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