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Private web server on ADSL

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Dear All,

I want to run a private web server on OS windows server 2008 and I have an ADSL connection with dynamic IP I want to rent a static IP package for my server from different ISP and use it with my ADSL connection .. is it possible ? or what is the other solution if it not possible ?

Edited by VeilSide

Depending on what an ISP can offer, you can have multiple (static) IP's on

a single (A)DSL connection; normally such a package is called something

like "Bussiness DSL" or similar.

However, you can't have multiple DSL ISP's using the same telephone line

(at least not here in Holland), since (for obvious reaons) they don't want

to share a line with the competition. :unsure:

Edited by VideoRipper

If you want to do it legally, you should check your current Terms of Service if you have a residential account. Otherwise there are services out there that let you attach a domain name to a dynamic IP address, but if your ISP does not allow business activities on a residential account, they could interrupt or terminate your account on you. If this is the case, you should look into what options your ISP has.

Usually business accounts will give you a static IP but will cost more. The upside to that cost is you end up getting preferential treatment if they need to send a tech out, or get a different number for technical support. There may be other perks too, like additional email accounts.

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