Re: Static or Dynamic IP

[Dont Know <dkn4a1 () gmail com>]

Well, I was surprised to see that though.
So I'm looking for some mechanism, that I may come to know abt it, 
before working on it...

Alan Greig wrote:
> I would be surprised if a site of any note be offered on a dynamic IP. If the dns for the site is a mainstream dns 
> provider chances are its on a static ip. Easiest way to confirm does the IP ever change?
>
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> Subject: Static or Dynamic IP
>
> What is the possible way to determine that a web site is hosted on a 
> static or dynamic ip?
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