Quote Originally Posted by hiseredman View Post
You will contact your ISP service provider and send request you need a static IP.
I agree with you...The ISP generally assigns a dynamic IP .We need to contact the ISP to get a static IP in most cases it is given on an extra charge.Static IP is mostly preferred by one who runs a webserver or one who wants to connect remotely from any where in the world.We can confirm whether we have a dynamic IP or a static IP either by asking ISP or by checking in Ip-details.com after resetting the modem.If the IP changes then it is a dynamic IP; if the IP does not change then it is a dynamic IP.