RE: [FreeDNS] Getting an IP Address

["Reinhard Streicher" <zorphix@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: freedns-admin@xxxxxx [mailto:freedns-admin@xxxxxx]On Behalf Of
josh harris
Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2001 2:15 AM
To: freedns@xxxxxx
Subject: Re: [FreeDNS] Getting an IP Address


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
>
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