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**Paul** · 30-06-2004, 22:49

You are on Broadband so your IP should not actually change very often, why not just use proper dns and have a short TTL on your A record ( say 2 hours ) - then if your IP changes you just update the record and it should propogate around pretty quickly.

I have used this this method for nearly 3 years - my IP has only changed about 4 times (and one of those was a deliberate act on my part).

30-06-2004, 22:49	#13
Paul Dr Pepper Addict Cable Forum Team Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Nottingham Age: 62 Services: Aquiss FTTP (900M), Sky Q TV, Sky Mobile, Flextel SIP Posts: 29,668	Re: reverse dns broken You are on Broadband so your IP should not actually change very often, why not just use proper dns and have a short TTL on your A record ( say 2 hours ) - then if your IP changes you just update the record and it should propogate around pretty quickly. I have used this this method for nearly 3 years - my IP has only changed about 4 times (and one of those was a deliberate act on my part). __________________ Baby, I was born this way.