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Transforming a dynamic IP address to a fixed IP with DynDNS

Each time that you connect to the internet your internet provider will generally provide you with a dynamic IP address, which is valid while you are connected for a period of up to 24 hours. This tutorial will allow you to obtain a host name that corresponds to your computer name on the internet while still using a dynamic IP. This means that you will have a personalized 'fixed' IP address. This new address will be permanent and will automatically update itself to your current address. You can also host a web or FTP server without having to configure anything else.

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Transforming a dynamic IP address to a fixed IP with DynDNS

January 29th, 2003 - 06:00 pm ET by B. C.
  1. 1 - Presentation and configuration
  2. 2 - Configuration - 1
  3. 3 - Configuration - 2
  4. 4 - Configuration - 3
  5. 5 - Installation - 1
  6. 6 - Installation - 2
  7. 7 - Installation - end

You should be able to see something similar to this:



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You can also deactivate the program by right clicking on the icon in the system tray and selecting Disable. It will then look like this:



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So now you have your own fixed IP address that you can use to host services, for example your own FTP server.


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