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I too can confirm that the IP changes vary rarely. In my experience,
the IP has never changed unless due to extended power loss (thusly a
loss of DHCP lease) or change of equipment. Also, if you do go for
FiOS, make sure the tech installs the internet on the Ethernet port
and not through the Coax (aka MOCA). I got the Internet & TV package
and had quite the experience getting Internet service switched over to
the Ethernet port. Not sure how many people out there know that you
can get Internet over Ethernet while also getting TV over Coax.
Regards,
Steve Morgan
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Eric Hidle <eric.hidle@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yet another FiOS thread, I know.
>
> I am considering changing to residential FiOS for Cable and Internet. I'm
> sure they block certain incoming ports like 25 and 80 (not that it's
> important to me to run web and mail servers anyway), but what I'd really
> like to know is - how often does the Dynamic IP change?
>
> I know that with comcast, an IP change is an extremely rare event, even
> though it's technically "dynamic." Does anyone know if Verizon forces a more
> frequent IP change, and if so, roughly what the interval is?
>
> Thanks in advance
> E
>
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