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>Do you not have the ability to lease a static IP from the ISP for a nominal amount? From my experience this is always an option even on consumer lines. Where
by nobody9999 5y ago
>Do you not have the ability to lease a static IP from the ISP for a nominal amount? From my experience this is always an option even on consumer lines.
Where I live (US), most ISPs won't give you static IPv4 addresses unless you are on a "business" plan. Beyond that, you also have to pay for those static IP addresses (it's ~US$25/month for 5 static IPv4 addresses, with one of those wasted because I'm forced to use the ISP's router, even though I already have one).
Perhaps where you are, static IPv4 addresses are available on "consumer" plans, but here not so much.