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Re: Force dynamic IP change using pppd -PS

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From: Jon Plews
Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 00:00
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Peter Chant wrote in message <8fa0i8$tb3$1@phoenix.fire>...
>In article <0d21f8.np1.ln@anacon.demon.co.uk>,
> Mark Evans <mpe@anacon.demon.co.uk> writes:
>> 
>> Indeed it would probably only be useable with something like Demon's set
>> up. Where the only MX records point to the ISP's machines. There would
>> be less risk of confusion if the dymanic DNS and the MX machines are
>> sat on the same piece of ethernet.
>
>What are the advantages for an ISP in providing dynamic IP's? Does it 
>mean they give customers addresses from the private network address range
>and masquerade, or do they just allocate dynamically a small pool of IP
>numbers?
>


One advantage is that the not-modems can be assigned 
IP addresses.  The IP you get depends on the not-modem 
you connect to which is about as simple and effiecient as 
you can get.

I don't know of any ISPs that assign from private ranges 
as this is more complex than assigning from proper address 
ranges.

Jon Plews.
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From: "Jon Plews" <jonplews@dial.pipex.com>
Subject: Re: Force dynamic IP change using pppd -PS
Date: 2000/05/10
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