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Need A Specific Static IP Address

Harika43
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Need A Specific Static IP Address

‎01-11-2023 6:43 AM - edited ‎01-11-2023 6:51 AM

Hi 

 

I need a specific STATIC PUBLIC IP ADDRESS to be assigned to my PLUSTNET network. Currently, STATIC IP is being enabled but, it was assigned by ISP. 

 

is it possible to setup a specific STAIC PUBLIC IP ADDRESS ( I'll provide this address to ISP ).

 

Thank you 🙂

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MisterW
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Re: Need A Specific Static IP Address

‎01-11-2023 7:19 AM

No it isnt. The static IP assigned must be from the IP ranges owned and routed by Plusnet.

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Re: Need A Specific Static IP Address

‎01-11-2023 11:51 PM

"Originally assiigned to" is a possibly better.

 

"Owned by", less so. Netblocks can be voluntarily relinquished. There's also (or used to be) a re-rental market in sub-blocks.

 

IMHO.

 

SWIP.

https://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Shared+WhoIs+Project

 

Sub-blocks can arrive on another providers routing tables. (I'm not implying Plusnet would).

 

And not as weird as carrier-grade NAT. My humble understanding is that is shouldn't be deployed at end-point use. But I could be wrong (I've seen private IP address space - 10's, 192's, etc.) used on intervening routing device interfaces in the past - on the public internets).

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