Hi Miki,
Actcom gives you a static IP with your ADSL service. The IP is assigned to
your username when you first open the ADSL account (when ADSL is enabled
for your account) - and it must be in a range defined for the redback your
ADSL line is connected through. If Bezeq will change the redback for
your ADSL line in the future, thena new IP will be assigned for you from
the range of the new redback.
Other than such a change, I don't know of another reason why anyone might
need to change your IP. IP shortage should not be an issue here.
Thanks,
Uri
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Miki Shapiro wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I'm running an ADSL link, and always get the same real IP from Actcom,
> whenever I open the pptp tunnel.
>
> Can anyone from actcom say anything about their DSL-client IP assignment
> criteria? is it per-user? is it somehow time-oriented? isit going to
> change due to IP shortage anytime soon? (within, say, the next 4-6
> months.. long term plans are irrelevant).
>
> Can actcom clients say if they noticed different IP's on different
> connections? or even a reassignment during operation?
>
> I wanted to point an MX record at myself at home.. my box rarely goes
> down/offline (It's online from the moment it enters runlevel 2) and is
> UPS'd , and even then.. so far.. I always got the
> same address (so far...)
>
> Thx!
>
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> Miki Shapiro
> SoftwareDeveloper
> Aladdin Knowledge Systems
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