On Sunday 10 January 2010 10:47 AM, Ershad K wrote:
On Saturday 09 Jan 2010 11:15:52 pm Raru Rv wrote:
yes its available.....
Thank you, but i didn't catch that :( could you please explain ?
To obtain a static IP, contact your Internet Service provider. You will
get an IP almost for free, but you must need to pay for the service,
like what you do for broadband.
@Subin ,
I'm confused!! Could you please explain in steps ? freeip.info shows my
public IP. Is it possible to set up a webserver with this IP for free?
You can setup a server, but everytime you reconnect, your IP will
change. So, it can't directly be used for hosting a website. But it will
be useful for testing and collaborative web based works.
There are some free services, which helps you to redirect a domain to
dynamic IP's. You can try using them, but it not much reliable.
freedns.afraid.org is one among them which can serve the purpose, but
you must manually change the IP everytime it changes.
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