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Chapter 4. Your Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Note: In the tables below, please keep the following information in mind:
1. ISPs often supply the items marked * to your server by DHCP.
2. Some ISPs block outgoing HTTP connections, forcing you to use their proxy server. This interferes in a few minor ways with
your server (e.g., the test for Internet connectivity will fail erroneously). However, using the ISP’s proxy server will normally
work fine.
1. You receive a routable, static IP address
Information provided to you by your ISP:
• static IP address
• IP address of cablemodem or ADSL router ("gateway IP address")
• subnet mask
Order services from: Service List A
2. You receive a routable, dynamically assigned IP address and you elect to use a dynamic DNS service (We encourage you to
review Appendix B: Dynamic DNS Services for a discussion of dynamic DNS services.)
Information provided to you by your ISP:
• gateway IP address*
• subnet mask*
Information provided by dynamic DNS service:
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