hi all
i connect to internet through isp and i want to use some program need real ip
is there any way or tools let me do that

If I get you right, you have dymanic IP. And you need a non-dynamic IP to use some programs? If so, try sign up for DNS services, like no-ip.com or something.

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sorry for that i don't make my question clear

i want to make vpn (virtual private network) connection and
you all know that type of connection need real ip
but my isp don't provid that
so how can i do that connection

thank for reply Necrocide but no-ip seem not let you do that

hey bro,

goto http://www.dyndns.com

They are the best free place for what you are asking about. And the answer IS on that site so take some time and browse.

The best asistance is contact ur ISP costumer care
To find your ip you could using Proxy Cheker or Hot DNS or many more

ummm, do you mean a 'real IP' asin a Public IP ?

Asin, your IP your getting is actually, 192.168.x.x | 10.x.x.x | 172.16-31.x.x ? <- which are private IP ranges

Explain what you mean by a real IP ???

i mean by (real ip) static ip which stay the same every time i connect to the internet

i see no-ip and other site but it give you a host point to your dynmic ip through updater.

but i need something let me make vpn connection
and that need static ip

don't say to me see your isp because they want alot of money to do that for you

See your ISP

Its their choice whether you get a dynamic or a static IP, ie, most dialup plans will have a dynamic IP and most connections will get a dynamic IP....

Its costs your ISP money to give out a static IP to every customer, as they need 1 IP per customer, with dynamic, they can get away with having less - in theory (based on the fact not all customers will be connected at the same time)

I pay more per month to get a static IP, much more than what i would need to pay if i just wanted a static IP...

The reason we've directed you to no-ip and dyndns is the fact that you can get your clients to connect to that hostname as their VPN Server, the hostname will resolve to an IP address. no-ip / dyndns etc can update your IP based on the last IP you updated the database with (ie via a client program).

It sucks but its true, to get a static ip (which should never have been refered to as a 'real IP') your going to need the change your internet plans. The other option, because not many people have dynamic IPs and would like to run services such as VPN / HTTP / FTP etc etc, they use no-ip / dyndns so all the VPN clients connect to that hostname, which resolves to the latest IP submitted by you via their various client programs...

You could set up a PPTP VPN, which doesn't need a static ip.