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Nate001

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#152191 18-Sep-2014 18:38
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I have a old computer running windows server back home which I use to connect back remotely, for a long time (few years) we have had a sticky IP address so I never got around to sort out something more permanent. Wish I had now it has changed and I have no way of getting the new address as nobody is currently at home to simply google it for me.

Is it possible for anyone at Spark can look at our connection and find it? Or is that something they would not do generally?

Thanks in advance.

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  #1131696 18-Sep-2014 18:51
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if you google "ip" it will tell you.




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  #1131697 18-Sep-2014 18:52
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dcole13: if you google "ip" it will tell you.


He stated no one is at home to get it for him.

Yes they can see your IP, Or atleast we could when I was with Vodafone




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  #1131702 18-Sep-2014 18:57
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Yes is the answer. But I would caution you that the stickiness of your IP address is about to disappear. If you need something more permanent, I would suggest you apply for a static IP. PM me if you want your current IP. I will need your line number and account number.




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  #1131766 18-Sep-2014 20:06
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Either apply for a static IP, or set up some Dynamic DNS.

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  #1131770 18-Sep-2014 20:12
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cbrpilot: Yes is the answer. But I would caution you that the stickiness of your IP address is about to disappear. If you need something more permanent, I would suggest you apply for a static IP. PM me if you want your current IP. I will need your line number and account number.


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  #1131773 18-Sep-2014 20:16
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NonprayingMantis:
cbrpilot: Yes is the answer. But I would caution you that the stickiness of your IP address is about to disappear. If you need something more permanent, I would suggest you apply for a static IP. PM me if you want your current IP. I will need your line number and account number.


Spark moving to CGNAT?


Nope. Just making some optimisations to our network.




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  #1131777 18-Sep-2014 20:18
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Time to setup dynamic DNS ild say..




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