You need to ask your ISP to put you in their DNS.
When someone tries to contact a host.domain.name, their computer sends a
request to their ISP's DNS server. That if that DNS knows the IP that goes
with that name then it sends the IP back to the person/program that
requested it. If not, it refe
On 12-Mar-99 Brian Clark wrote:
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> Greetings:
>
> If anyone makes it through this email, I'd be very happy if you could help.
>:)
>
> I am a fairly new Linux user, trying to go static after many years of being
> dynamic. Of course by the Subject, I'm talking about my IP address.
>
> When I fi
a) be simple, leave ppp thinking you have a dynamic account, when you login you
get the same IP and no one is the wiser.
I have an IP (and name in DNS) assigned and you can hit me when I am logged in
however you please. Even have a MX record so mail sits and waits for me.
If login by dns name fa
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