IP Address
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what do you mean?? can you be more clear
You'd have to ask the router what the IP address is. How you do that depends entirely on the router and the interfaces it provides that your code can talk to.
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I have 256/DSL connection with non static IP and i have router to let me surf the net. every time I connect to the internet I have Different IP. is there a program to get this IP every time I connect.
You need to ask your ISP to provide you with a static IP address. Depending on your plan, it may be a free or paid service. In case you cannot get a static IP, read on. Usually a static IP address is needed for hosting a website or any other server. This can be tackled (to a limit) by using dynamtic DNS services(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_DNS). here are a few to quote: http://www.dyndns.com/ http://www.no-ip.com/ http://www.dnsexit.com/
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You need to ask your ISP to provide you with a static IP address. Depending on your plan, it may be a free or paid service. In case you cannot get a static IP, read on. Usually a static IP address is needed for hosting a website or any other server. This can be tackled (to a limit) by using dynamtic DNS services(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_DNS). here are a few to quote: http://www.dyndns.com/ http://www.no-ip.com/ http://www.dnsexit.com/
thanks but as i said before i dont have a static IP but i think every time i connect to net i should have IP address and if i disconnect and reconnect i think i got another IP address so how can i get this address every time
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thanks but as i said before i dont have a static IP but i think every time i connect to net i should have IP address and if i disconnect and reconnect i think i got another IP address so how can i get this address every time
Always read before you reply:
sanforjackass wrote:
but as i said before i dont have a static IP
Yes. This is called Dynamic IP system. It happens because your ISP keeps a number of IP addresses reserved with it. Since at any point of time, all users are not connected, same IPs are being allocated to different people.
Som wrote:
You need to ask your ISP to provide you with a static IP address. Depending on your plan, it may be a free or paid service.
To have the same IP address everytime, you need to have a Static IP (same IP everytime). Speak to the customer service of your ISP and request for a static IP. I repeat. it can be a paid service.
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Always read before you reply:
sanforjackass wrote:
but as i said before i dont have a static IP
Yes. This is called Dynamic IP system. It happens because your ISP keeps a number of IP addresses reserved with it. Since at any point of time, all users are not connected, same IPs are being allocated to different people.
Som wrote:
You need to ask your ISP to provide you with a static IP address. Depending on your plan, it may be a free or paid service.
To have the same IP address everytime, you need to have a Static IP (same IP everytime). Speak to the customer service of your ISP and request for a static IP. I repeat. it can be a paid service.
do you really read my last reply!! i know there is a different IP every time and I dont want to make it static from my ISP I just want to know the IP every time.
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do you really read my last reply!! i know there is a different IP every time and I dont want to make it static from my ISP I just want to know the IP every time.
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sanforjackass wrote:
have you tried
Why would I give you a link without knowing what it is? This is a website you can visit to see your ip everytime you connect to internet.
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sanforjackass wrote:
every time I open these pages at the same time
clarify!!
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sanforjackass wrote:
have you tried
Why would I give you a link without knowing what it is? This is a website you can visit to see your ip everytime you connect to internet.
thanks but have you see www.spyber.comwww.ipchecken.com
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thanks but have you see www.spyber.comwww.ipchecken.com
the do the same job.
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sanforjackass wrote:
every time I open these pages at the same time
clarify!!
thanks but have you see www.spyber.com
modified on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 4:44 AM