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Well, DNS needs you to "hard"code the IP addresses you are available at against your domains. Before you suggest DDNS, for some companies, the length of unavai
by abstractbeliefs 11y ago
Well, DNS needs you to "hard"code the IP addresses you are available at against your domains.
Before you suggest DDNS, for some companies, the length of unavailability between a changed IP and the DDNS client noticing and updating can be fatal.
- pyvpx 11y agowhy are they hosting services on their dynamically addressed business line? everyone offers static addressing on business lines. it's a completely rip off; and conveniently makes the proper route -- colocation, a dedicated server, "the cloud" -- more financially sound.