Adil Kodian said: Snip...
> This way there is no valid DNS record cached anywhere in some remote dns > for your site - so every customer would have to mandatorily lookup the > dyndns dns servers to get an IP. The only customers loosing out are those > who have an open webpage during the transition ( low probability). In any > case, you can ask shaw to make sure that any IP change should be between > midnight and 3 am - all they need to do is to adjust the DHCP server for > you. > > Adil Considering that you will be breaking their acceptable use policy by doing this, and that they would gain nothing from this, Shaw would ignore any request to have their IP changes happen at certain times. I would recommend not bringing this up with Shaw, it would give them a valid excuse to disconnect your service. Cheers, Trevor _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
