With the att switch, i lost my satic ip, is there anyway to get a static ip back?
Im using a linksys router.
Can i get static ip back?
My friend has @home and his ip hasn't changed in like 4 years too. Sometimes they say dynamic just so they can reserve the right to change but never actually do it. Just what i have been told by cable friends.
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BobTheBoob
With @home, the IPs were considered to be dynamic and actually were in a sense. They never changed the computer IPs but periodically changed the DNS IPs. If you were configured statically, you would lose connection until you entered the new DNS IPs.
Currently you cannot get a static IP. With AT&T, you are on "true" DHCP. Your IP most likely will not change, if your computer/modem are always on. If you turn them off and your lease expires, you will most likely lease a new IP.
Currently you cannot get a static IP. With AT&T, you are on "true" DHCP. Your IP most likely will not change, if your computer/modem are always on. If you turn them off and your lease expires, you will most likely lease a new IP.