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Subject: Re: Dynamic IP Web Server
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There is, yes. The best way I have found is to subscribe to a free DNS service 
such as DYNU (www.dynu.com). You run a client side process that updates your 
IP address with their DNS server. You can use one of their hostnames (for 
example niynet.dynu.com, which is mine), or for a little cash you can have 
your own (www.whatever.com). Works great for me. 

On Tuesday 15 April 2003 09:56 pm, Alfonso Romero wrote:
> Is there a way to use a dynamic IP address to host a Web site? Could you
> please tell me where can I get some information about that?
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