Do I have a static ip address on my ADSL?

do you actually think it's determined by the technology transmitting bits to your home?

>>57644328

If you aren't paying for it. You don't have it.

>>57644328
is pic your mom? totally a milf

>>57644351
This is normally true except for me.
For some reason my cable provider gives me static, don't know why.

>>57644351
>>57644822
sometimes IP addresses rotate with *extremely* low frequency, to the point of being practically static.

if you're not paying for it, then it *may* change, but might not. you shouldn't trust anything exceedingly serious to rely on your home having the same IP address. you can still do stuff like run a site behind a domain or something, but you'd want to run software to occasionally check your IP address and update some DNS settings to redirect. if your IP address cycles pretty frequently, it's usually not worth doing because of propagation times and stuff.

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>>57644351

My father had a business connection in the house, im not sure. Its on automatic payment and i dont talk to him

>>57644328
Seek help /tv/ autist
These /g/entoomen might not recognize your handywork but I do

>>57644863
>living with mom and dad
>don't talk to him
i went through an angsty teenager phase. get over it. it's not endearing to anyone

ADSL usually uses PPP(oE) and with this you get a static IP but only for one session.

If you never restart your modem/router your IP is basically static, but if you do, you'll most likely get another one.

>>57646335

There are many bridget fans