Maybe. There are some advantages to having a unique IP for your site. When you change servers, you can point your users to a new IP, so they don't have to wait for the domain name change to propagate. With a static IP, it can also be simpler to upload and test your site before transferring the domain name to a new server. Setting up SSL is also much simpler. You may also not want to share your IP with some sites that could lead to your site being banned by search engines or spam lists.

In general, a static or dedicated IP address will only be available in conjunction with SSL. Please contact us at sales@cheaperwebhost.com with your needs.

A static IP address may be required for certain services or applications you use. These typically include: Many VPN (virtual private network) implementations require one or both sides of the VPN to have a static IP address.

Cox High Speed Internet IP addresses are dynamically assigned to each computer on the Cox High Speed Internet network. Therefore, an IP address can change at any time. If you need static IP addressing, please contact Cox Business Services for a business solution that fits your needs. Currently Cox let's you have 7 different email addresses per account with 10MB storage for each. Each account is allowed 300MB per month of bandwidth.

All the plans include a shared IP address. If you wish to have a dedicated IP address it is an extra cost $1.00 per month.

Yes, $4.00 a month. On top of this, we also offer /30 subnet (2 IPs) - additional $5, /29 subnet (6 IPs)- $10 and /28 subnet (14 IPs) - $20]

If you have a legitimate, academic reason for needing a static IP, and have a faculty sponsor support your need for it, have your sponsor write a descriptive referral. Once it is written, it must be presented to Mark Young of the NSSG (commonly referred to as the Network Group). If you have further questions, feel free to contact ResNet at ext. 8585.

If your computer is set to use a static IP address, you will need to modify these settings for your network connection. Your wireless card must be set to obtain an automatic IP (DHCP) in order to access the KU network.