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What’s better for your CCTV DVR… a Static IP address or a Dynamic IP address? Learn the differences, and why a Dynamic IP address may be best for you.

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school

Ive tryed a lot of tools like gotomypc pcanywhere remote access…, but nothing worked
plz help me or advice me
the problem is:
1- I have an adsl router at home and also at work
2- the both are dynamic IPs

I cant get connected remotly

Please give examples to make me understand the concept clearly….

I want to set up a wireless router to my roommate’s computer so I can connect mine to the internet – I got a D-Link DI-524 router and in setup you have to choose dynamic IP, static IP, PPPoE – which does the SBC (ATT now) Yahoo DSL use?? In the oook it says most DSL uses the PPPoE but……
Also it tells me to make sure that in the LAN Properties I have it set up to “Obtain IP address automatically”, but her computer is set up with the other option “Use the following IP address” – if I change it, will it mess up her computer and it won’t be able to connect to the internet? (and does this mean it’s set up with a static IP address?)
This is all on Windows XP Home
Help!

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks

Say, I have a network or 172.45.5.1 in New York, and a network in LA with a 172.45.10.1…Is it possible to set up DHCP on my NYC servers in order to dynamically assign addresses to clients in LA without having them being assigned to the NY clients?
RRAS using a DHCP relay agent maybe?

I need this information to add a Wireless Router to my computer

Will it affect speed or how long it would take to load up my homepage & why is it cheaper than the other 2 (static & dynamic)

Instrução passo a passo da configuração básica de roteadores TP-LINK. A parte 2 detalha as configurações para os diferentes tipos e conexão ADSL e detalha agora os passos de configuração para conexões de banda laga NET Vírtua (Cable)

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school

I need to know in order to connect my belkin wireless router in order to get my ntl broadband transmitted to computer and laptop. Thanks.