Static IP no longer available?

Townman · ‎22-08-2007

As that article indicates, those who already have a static IP address will retain them.

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jab1 · ‎24-02-2012

@Townman Although the 'suspect' article referenced in post #41 claims they are going to switch customers to dynamic, 'with 60 days notice'?

Something doesn't smell right, but I've no idea where the stink is coming from.

John

Markuk · ‎15-10-2013

And the statement to ispreview said foreseeable future so suggests that everyone will revert to dynamic

jab1 · ‎24-02-2012

@Markuk wrote:
so suggests that everyone will revert to dynamic

How?

John

Townman · ‎22-08-2007

“so suggests that everyone will revert to dynamic”

No, you infer that from their uninformed speculation. Enquiries advise that those with fixed IP addresses will retain them.

If it did come to they being removed, they’d just get removed and on reconnection, users would then pick up a dynamic IP address.

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grumble · ‎15-09-2024

This is pure speculation, but some of those with a fixed IPv4 may find out that they get a new fixed IPv4 (DNS updates will propagate).