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![]() To subscribe to our mailing list, send mail to freedns-subscribe@za.net or visit the mailing list web page and subscribe from there. [Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [FreeDNS] Getting an IP Address
--- josh harris <jharris6@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > yeah your isp is a good place to start as far as > obtaining static ip's > go .That is if all you want is to run a box cheaply > and efficiently.If > you have the skills to do it and the bandwidth then > i'd say run one out > of your home or home office . If not then you may > want to look at a > co-location service . In addition to the links > every one else has > posted you may want to take a look at > www.massiveisp.net they offer 4 gb > transfer per month for under $700 (US) per month > which can include a > block of up to 5 static ip's multihomed to one > machine . Another > company you may want to look at is straynet.com they > are how ever > expensive so be fore warned . > sign Josh Harris > On Saturday, October 20, 2001, at 12:13 , Jaco > Engelbrecht wrote: > > > Hi Timothy, > > > >>> How do you get an IP address, do need to > register one somewhere? > >>> After I've got it do I have to add it to some > isp's routing tables > > or > >>> what? > > > > You can't `register` an IP address as such from > somewhere, and > > transfer it to where ever you feel like. Your ISP > generally gets > > allocated an IP range, and then allocates IPs to > their clients. > > > > Thus, you will need to get your ISP to allocate > you an IP address. > > This is generally just done for leased line > customers, or if you > > require a static IP for things like ETRN mail with > MS Exchange. (They > > charge you obviously more for that dial account as > well). > > > >> I want to set an old 486 up as a web server > somewhere connected to > >> the internet permanently, like a my ISP or > somewhere similar. I only > >> have a dynamic IP from my ISP. BTW Where is the > best place to do > >> this? > > > > The best co-location hosting prices that I've come > across are that of > > StormNet (www.storm.co.za) for R700 a month, with > a 1GB transfer > > limit - after that they start charging you per > additional MB > > transferred. (That's the cheapest rate that I've > come across.) > > > > If you would host it there, you would get a static > IP address assigned > > to your machine. > > > > Perhaps see if you can't get the machine hosted at > your office, or at > > a friends office or such if you're not going to do > any money > > generating things on that machine. > > > > Cheers > > Jaco > > > > -- > > jaco engelbrecht (jee242) > bje@xxxxxxxxxx > > #include <std-disclaimer.h> > cell: +27-82-44-505-46 > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________ > > FreeDNS ZA NiC - free domain > names > > freedns@xxxxxx Archive: > http://www.za.net/freedns/ > > > > _____________________________________________________ > FreeDNS ZA NiC - free domain > names > freedns@xxxxxx Archive: http://www.za.net/freedns/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com _____________________________________________________ FreeDNS ZA NiC - free domain names freedns@xxxxxx Archive: http://www.za.net/freedns/
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