Hi steve,

> Date:     Fri, 19 Jan 2001 21:20:39 -0500
> From:     steve kelley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
........
>  My DSL assigns a dynamic IP address each time
> I log on.  I've seen it done where the user mapped a static DNS entry to his
> IP address.  I'd like to find out how to make this work, so that I don't have
> to figure out my IP address each time I want to use VNC.

   If your ISP provides 'A' record for your Dynamic IP I.E.
      myhost.DSLDynamic.ISP.net     5.4.3.2
      
AND if you have registered a 'REAL' Domain like mydomain.com with a service
who allows you to add DNS records for your Domain (i use register.com) then 
just add a 'CNAME' (canonical name  = link)  records  like 

      www.mydomain.com              myhost.DSLDynamic.ISP.net
      ftp.mydomain.com              myhost.DSLDynamic.ISP.net
      server.mydomain.com           myhost.DSLDynamic.ISP.net
      
then all these records will point to the machine 5.4.3.2, and when your ISP
DHCP address changes it updates the  myhost > IPADDR record and automatically
and all your cname (links) will point to the new IPADDR.

                                         Best Regards,
                                              Jim
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