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Old 28-03-2007, 16:02   #8
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Re: Static IP

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Originally Posted by fizgog View Post
My IP only ever changes when I go on holiday and turn off the modem, so as long as you don't turn it off for long periods then it should be static.
No, the ability for IP's to change has nothing to do with leaving the modem on, its more about how saturated the local uBR pool is.

The more active accounts in a locale, the more often the IP address will change as calls are made for connectivity.

So your experience is indicitive of an under utilised uBR, which probably means a very good contention ratio for you.

VM have no plans to offer residential customers static IP addresses, that service will be reserved for business users.

Hope that helps.
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