Common use of Dynamic IP addresses Clause in Contracts

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie i.e non-changing) IP address, address we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet a Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet a Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie i.e. non-changing) IP address, address we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet a Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server server, you should use an Internet a Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie i.e. non-changing) IP address, address we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet a Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet a Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie i.e. non-changing) IP address, address we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet a Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server server, you should use an Internet a Service with a static IP address. You can also discuss your requirements with us directly.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. eg a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) a. Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie i.e. non-changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) b. The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) c. It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changingi.e. nonchanging) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server Server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server server, you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static astatic (ie i.e. non-changing) IP address, address we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet a Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server server, you should use an Internet a Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changingi.e. non-­‐changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies specifically stipulates that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and is not in any way to be deemed a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. ‌ (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.. the power of choice‌

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changingnon‐changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. eg a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie i.e. non-changing) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) . The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) . It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.

Dynamic IP addresses. (a) Unless your Internet Service specifies that we shall provide you with a static (ie non-changingnonchanging) IP address, we may provide it using dynamic IP addresses (that change periodically). (b) The periodic changing of dynamic IP addresses is normal network behaviour and not a fault. (c) It may be difficult or impossible to operate an Internet server (e.g. eg a mail server or a web server) using an Internet Service with a dynamic IP address. If you intend to operate such a server you should use an Internet Service with a static IP address.