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Do you easily get a fixed IP on mobile?
by tonfa 13y ago
Do you easily get a fixed IP on mobile?
- MichaelApproved 13y agoI believe my mobile IP tends to remain the same for long periods of time but I was assuming they had a mail server off site which was relaying the mail to their exchange server which is how I do it. I wouldn't trust changing DNS settings to the mobile IP. I use a remote data center email server because office/residential network connections tend to be unreliable. Even without the telephone getting knocked down, I get intermittent outages. I'd prefer to have mission critical services (like email receipt) working at a data center. This way the message is received and doesn't bounce back. Then, my local exchange server can pull the data when it's online. So, I guess the mobile option wouldn't really work in this case unless you were sure the IP address won't change.
- dublinben 13y agoI believe Verizon's LTE network assigns a publicly routable, persistent IPv6 address.
- MichaelApproved 13y agoI think you can also request an individual IPv4 address as well but I don't know if it's persistent.