LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #21 moster67 said: You could have used a dynamic DNS instead of asking for a static ip address... Click to expand... I "fear" that he meant he did not have a public IP at all (I think to have read that some ISP does).
moster67 said: You could have used a dynamic DNS instead of asking for a static ip address... Click to expand... I "fear" that he meant he did not have a public IP at all (I think to have read that some ISP does).
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #23 KMatle said: A bit laggy on my C64 today Click to expand... A delay of only 30 years?
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #24 like @moster67 said, you could've used a free service like no-ip.com to translate you dynamic ip address to a dns name. overhere a fixed ip is overpriced for what it is.
like @moster67 said, you could've used a free service like no-ip.com to translate you dynamic ip address to a dns name. overhere a fixed ip is overpriced for what it is.
wonder Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #25 sorex said: like @moster67 said, you could've used a free service like no-ip.com to translate you dynamic ip address to a dns name. overhere a fixed ip is overpriced for what it is. Click to expand... My ISP provides it for the incredible price of FREE! So, why not?
sorex said: like @moster67 said, you could've used a free service like no-ip.com to translate you dynamic ip address to a dns name. overhere a fixed ip is overpriced for what it is. Click to expand... My ISP provides it for the incredible price of FREE! So, why not?
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #26 then there is no reason to think about it!
andymc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #27 works great! fast response time!
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #28 sorex said: then there is no reason to think about it! Click to expand... unless you prefer an ip-address which changes from time to time. Don't know why really but recently I have been using a VPN - in this way my IP alters frequently and a trace would show that I was on a world-tour
sorex said: then there is no reason to think about it! Click to expand... unless you prefer an ip-address which changes from time to time. Don't know why really but recently I have been using a VPN - in this way my IP alters frequently and a trace would show that I was on a world-tour
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #29 moster67 said: unless you prefer an ip-address which changes from time to time. Don't know why really but recently I have been using a VPN - in this way my IP alters frequently and a trace would show that I was on a world-tour Click to expand... Start writing in Italian, please, I'm not sure I understand With VPN do you have a "variable" IP?
moster67 said: unless you prefer an ip-address which changes from time to time. Don't know why really but recently I have been using a VPN - in this way my IP alters frequently and a trace would show that I was on a world-tour Click to expand... Start writing in Italian, please, I'm not sure I understand With VPN do you have a "variable" IP?
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #30 no, that's a virtual private network. mostly used to connect to work and have access to mail, file shares etc. these days used to cheat with movie services like netFlix so that they think you connect from in the US and have more material to watch.
no, that's a virtual private network. mostly used to connect to work and have access to mail, file shares etc. these days used to cheat with movie services like netFlix so that they think you connect from in the US and have more material to watch.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #31 Damn, I read VPN but understood VPS I have to sleep Thank you
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #32 LucaMs said: With VPN do you have a "variable" IP? Click to expand... It depends...but normally yes. My VPN provider assigns my connection with a new "public" IP-address every time I use their services. The IP-address could have its origins anywhere in the world unless I specify which country (as @sorex said). However, my public ip-address varies nonetheless.
LucaMs said: With VPN do you have a "variable" IP? Click to expand... It depends...but normally yes. My VPN provider assigns my connection with a new "public" IP-address every time I use their services. The IP-address could have its origins anywhere in the world unless I specify which country (as @sorex said). However, my public ip-address varies nonetheless.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 10, 2016 #33 Thank you. I learned also... nonetheless (but tomorrow I will have already forgotten it )
