I don't believe you can, you will need to contact your ISP.
A dynamic IP is an address that is assigned to you temporarily when you connect to the internet. For the duration of your stay it will remain the same (static) but when you disconnect and reconnect you will probably be given a different IP address. The address you had before will be given to someone else.
If you need a static IP you have to contact your ISP (Internet service provider) and ask them to asign you a static IP so you have an IP address permantly asigned to you which you can use very time you are connected.
You can not do it yourself because an IP address needs to be globally unique, you can't just pick one for yourself. It needs to be asigned to you.
For most users a static IP is undesirable. If you have a hole in your firewall and a dynamic iP then every time you disconnect and reconnect any hacker who found you on the first visit will find it much more difficult to find you again because your address will be different.
The only reason I know why you would need a static IP is if you want other users to be able to connect to your computer (ie Running a server.)
I believe you CAN DO IT , and its rather Simple use Dyndns get a Domain Name, it's all free. You can even then if you wanted to setup a Web server, but depending on who your ISP is they might block port 80 on Dynamic IP's so if your going to use Apache in the Http.conf file just change the first line that you see port 80 on, to another port such as anything above 4000 or so. Can also just setup Remote Desktop to Remote into your computer from where ever you are and access your files that way. Just make sure you use a super secure password and I mean mix it up, also if you can make it so that if you failed after 3 login's it locks the account for about 60min or so depends on what you want to set it to.
I do it this way with my web server and its works out rather nice I can run up to two Domain Names with DYNDNS and have two diff web servers running at the same time if your speed is good then it's really worth it. I know it saved me lots of times when I needed a file that was on my server at home just remote in copy to my laptop's desktop and get to work.
Peace out.
A dedicated IP address may come in two forms, static or dynamic. A static address doesn't change, while a dynamic IP address will change. To find your Internet Protocol address, try using the "What is my IP Address" website.
No, your mac addressed is shared only with the closest DHCP server (in the case when you have a dynamic ip address).
Your ISP usually gives you a DHCP address, meaning "Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol"; it means that your IP address can change. An unchanging address would be called a Static IP.
Dynamic address is a term related to computer networking. It is when the IP address of system is not static.
A static IP address, a permanent address on the Internet, enables an IP holder to host Web sites and e-mail servers, conduct webcasts, and connect with other Internet users via VPN. Thus, if none of the above applies to your situation, you don't need a static IP address. A dynamic IP address is sufficient if you are not referring your public ip on any of the services. You can be able to host websites with no need for static IPs by using dynamic dns updation tools & services. for eg. dyndns.org.
Firefox is a browser, though there are many 'plug in' modules to assist with various generic tasks there is no specific plug in for answers com. As Firefox and Answers com regularly update their sites sometimes unexpected glitches occur. When this happens these are reported to the engineers at answers com who then do their best to eliminate them. There is very little that can be done until the problem is resolved as both sites are dynamic. One of the temporary solutions is to use an earlier version of Firefox or a different browser until the matter is solved.
Yes, a major part of the Internet is web pages that can be viewed using a browser of your choice such as Internet Explorer or Firefox. PHP is one of many languages that can be used to generate dynamic webpages to displayed to website users. Most users of the internet don't write PHP, but they do access pages that are generated using it.
An allocated IP (Internet Protocol) address is the IP address your ISP (Internet Service Provider) gives you. When you connect to the Internet, this is what you use to connect to websites and is also a unique identifier (although it changes every so often, unless your ISP gives you a static IP rather than dynamic).
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Dynamic IP addresses are those which can change everytime one tries to connect to the internet whereas, Static IP addresses are those which stay fixed and do not change.
Static: Not Moving Dynamic: Moving
Just set the computer's IP Configuration settings to dynamic. That's it. Dynamic means that the IP Address is obtained automatically from a DHCP server.