|
|
|
Hi all
Is it as simple as just switching on and off your router (like it used to happen with Orange) ?
Thanks.
|
|
|
|
Yes it should be dynamic and change when disconnected and reconnected, or you can pay a one off £5.00 and get a static one.
|
|
|
Yes it should be dynamic and change when disconnected and reconnected, or you can pay a one off £5.00 and get a static one.
Thanks. And at the moment, I'm with 02. Their IP addresses seem to be quite sticky even though it's dynamic. Would Plusnet's not be sticky ?
|
|
Register (or login) on our website and you will not see this ad.
|
|
|
No I wouldn't think so  . Sounds strange like that, dam those sticky toffee IP addresses
|
|
|
No I wouldn't think so . Sounds strange like that, dam those sticky toffee IP addresses
Cheers, but you don't seem to be too sure there, lol.
I don't want to sign up with them and then find their IP address 'system' is like 02's.
|
|
|
|
Well someone will confirm it for you
|
|
|
|
I moved from O2 to PlusNet FTTC last month, service is geat. My IP address seems to change about every three days even without a router reboot. I'm guessing a soft restart must be happening occasionally to cause the IP change.
|
|
|
I moved from O2 to PlusNet FTTC last month, service is geat. My IP address seems to change about every three days even without a router reboot. I'm guessing a soft restart must be happening occasionally to cause the IP change.
Do you know if IP address changes constantly with standard broadband ? - I don't have any particular need to go for FTTC to be honest.
|
|
|
Do you know if IP address changes constantly with standard broadband ?
They change whenever you reconnect.
|
|
|
They change on a re-sync, never come across a sticky one yet with my 20CN connection. 
|
|
|
Just curious is there a problem with using dynamic IP addresses? Especially since you can get a static one.
Edited by deleted (Sun 03-Mar-13 20:40:25)
|
|
|
|
They change with a drop of PPP session which doesn't need a resync
|
Pages in this thread: 
Print Thread
