My comcast service here in shreveport sucks so bad that I have to have DSL
from bellsouth to use as backup when the comcast cable it down, which is
often. The comcast, when it works, has a incredible speed on speakeasy but
the DSL is pretty slow.
R
On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 13:25:30 -0600, Geoff/W5O
This is an example of the difference between 'fixed IP' ad 'static IP'.
Most home users and many business users have dynamic IP, which is assigned when
they log in. But a website, for example, needs a
fixed IP address, because the whole internet domain name system pretty much
requires it.
When
John Coleman wrote:
My IP here at work where the server is located, is a static IP commercial
account. It was changed only because of the Comcast take over.
ooo, I forgot about that happening.
John (and anyone else interested) try www.speakeasy.net and check your
speed, now. I believe th
My IP here at work where the server is located, is a static IP commercial
account. It was changed only because of the Comcast take over.
John, WA5BXO
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rbethman wrote:
Don,
It really depends on your ISP. I've had Comcast for about 9 years.
I've had the same IP Address the whole time.
While it is NOT a "static" address, it is still always the same.
Of course once you hit my internal router - all bets are off! Being a
computer type by pro
Don,
It really depends on your ISP. I've had Comcast for about 9 years.
I've had the same IP Address the whole time.
While it is NOT a "static" address, it is still always the same.
Of course once you hit my internal router - all bets are off! Being a
computer type by profession, I have m
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Since Comcast took over the Time Warner stuff here in the Houston
area we have been able to maintain the same IP address up until now. But as
of this morning we now have a new IP address for my server. For those of you
that are accessing my server from time to time the new IP is 75.148.131.14
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