RE: [cobalt-developers] Re: DHCP but, still static?

["Will Eberle" <will@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

DHCP by definition (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) does not use static
IP addresses. You need to find out if your provider is using either DHCP or
static IP addresses. Obviously a static IP is best to use for a hosting
environment. Have you considered a different provider?

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Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 11:02 AM
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Subject: Re: [cobalt-developers] Re: DHCP but, still static?

My DSL -Telco has decided to use a DHCP server to issue "static" ip address
numbers.  Anyone care to explain to me how this gets setup on a Raq3 ?
Cable Co's and Telco's are dumber than a box of rocks.  They are probably
doing this to stop the use of servers - & its a Business account with 5
static ip's. Stay away fromthe phone companies is all I can say .. So any
suggestions - please.


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