Awhile back I installed DNN.3.1.0 on my local Windows 2k advanced server.  I host a few low bandwidth sites from my home.  One of them is a DNN-based portal site.  The others are .NET based sites I wrote.

Earlier in the year I decided Comcast was too expensive so I switched to ATT/Yahoo DSL.

Comcast in all the years I had them only changed my IP once (eventhough it was not a 'static'.)  With DSL the IP can switch 2 times a day some times. 

It kind of makes it hard to host sites from home.

I wrote a windows service to monitor my IP and m also thinking of extending my Windows Service to alert the DNN config file, adding the new IP should it change.

Is there any way I can continue to host my DNN site at home and not have to do either option?

Thanks!

Maybe it's time to find a hosting service then.

Jeff

Warren:

Another excellent (free) service to do the dynamic DNS trick is www.dyndns.com.  I have been using them for several years for customers that have DSL and it has worked flawlessly.  With the free service you can have URLs like yournamehere.dyndns.com/ but you may also pay to register a domain with them even if the address is dynamic.  (They also have a bunch of domains you can use, it doesn't have to be just dyndns.com).  They are really a very complete service.

Carlos