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Originally Posted by mcintg
Thanks - the problem is my IP address does change as the office I use is also used as a bedroom and it gets a bit like blackpool for visitors what with the modem, wireless router, print server etc. all flashing away - so when we have guests my other half turns off the comms equipment 
To be honest I think the people I'm working for are on a loser insisting on static IP but I could do with a conclusive answer to wave in front of them  |
Considering that most people who have VPN on their work laptop, have it so they can work from home, and the majority of domestic broadband products do not give you a static IP, it surely is some half-assed VPN product that insists on you having a static IP in order for it to work.
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Originally Posted by mcintg
Thanks - the problem is my IP address does change as the office I use is also used as a bedroom and it gets a bit like blackpool for visitors what with the modem, wireless router, print server etc. all flashing away - so when we have guests my other half turns off the comms equipment
To be honest I think the people I'm working for are on a loser insisting on static IP but I could do with a conclusive answer to wave in front of them
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Does the VPN ate your work use those number generating data tags or is there another form of security sitting in there? |
Dunno
I'm a user, not a techie! And I'm not currently using VPN myself because my home is on an un-enabled rural telephone exchange.