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The other explanation is that your ISP doesn't give you a static IP, and customers of your ISP have had this IP.
by peteretep 7y ago
The other explanation is that your ISP doesn't give you a static IP, and customers of your ISP have had this IP.
- sincerely 7y agoI just turned the router off and on again and the IP is the same :$
- zanny 7y agoYour IP is assigned on rotation by your upstream ISP, your router doesn't get to pick when the address changes unless you contact them and ask to have it changed.
- cgriswald 7y agoMy ISP assigns me the same IP address for months at a time before changing it seemingly at random. Without knowing how long you’ve had that IP address and how long the linked site keeps data for, it’s not really meaningful information.