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#1
 2004-12-14, 21:12 |
gremlin hunter 
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 Can you track a Dynamic IP?
Well can you? I mean as it changes not back to an address BTW.
Thanks in advance.
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2004-12-15, 00:04 |
aetherdweller
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Re: Can you track a Dynamic IP?
Let's say that you want someone to be able to find the address that you are assigned even though it changes when you connect to the internet.
You could set up an account at a dynamic dns service like no-ip.com and run a simple client that updates your address when you log on.
Your friend now has an address that always connects to your machine whenever you are online.
That probably isn't what you had in mind, but it might be possible to apply the principle in other situations.
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2004-12-15, 16:43 |
gremlin hunter
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Re: Can you track a Dynamic IP?
That is pretty much what in mind, thanks. I was just thinking, on my home lan, If I permitted an IP past the firewall, would I be able to connect to an individual machine (linux&windows) or would I have to set up a server and then link the two PC's to it?
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