TL>RN> I don't pretend to know how things work where you are, but I have a TL>RN> static address, which I pay extra for, and it cannot be changed. On TL>RN> the other hand, and as you probably know, a dynamic address may be TL>RN> changed at any time.
TL> I have a static /64 that I pay for here, so I can assign static IPv6 TL> addresses on servers on the LAN.
I have a temporary IPv6 address, but my IP is a little sluggish in implementing it. Until I know more about their situation, I'll defer to them.
TL>RN> Many of my colleagues and friends tried to convince me that what I TL>RN> have isn't worth it, but to me it is, and after all, it is my money. (-:
TL> Exactly. :) Static is worth it. In my case, it's only an extra TL> $10/month. :)
It was FREE at one time. I think bellsouth did that back in the Nineties when some smooth-talking woman called me and convinced me to upgrade my DSL to a faster speed. With that came the aforementioned free static address and once hooked, I stayed hooked. It turned out to be a wise decision after the change at DYNDNS and so I no longer needed the Updater program. The cost is $15/month here.
Regards,
Roger
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