Adress ip externe

[bioman1726 0]

good morning

I have a question please

I would like to know how if it is possible to keep the same IP address externally??

i am on a server
(Synology DS1821+ )
(DSM 7.0.1)

thank you in advance
you could contact me directly by email if you want

bioman1726@live.bonjour 

jaurai une question svpl

je voudrais savoir comment si c'est possible de garde la meme adress IP en externe?? 

je suis sur un serveur
(Synology DS1821+ ) 
(DSM 7.0.1) 

merci d'avance 
vous pouvais me contacte directement part mail si bous voulez 

bioman1726@live.fr

[bioman1726 0]

good morning

I have a question please

I would like to know how if it is possible to keep the same IP address externally??

i am on a server
(Synology DS1821+ )
(DSM 7.0.1)

thank you in advance
you could contact me directly by email if you want

bioman1726@live.fr

[Luke 42077]

Hi, I suppose if you always use your external address, yes, that could be a way.

[bioman1726 0]

 

Hello

well, in fact, once or twice a week, it always generates another address externally and I would like to know how to put an IP address and what changes to keep the same one. if you could of course explain to me the procedure to follow or if there is a tutorial because I am a novice 

thank you in advance

[Luke 42077]

A new lan address or new remote address?

[bioman1726 0]

Hello
I would like a remote fix because I share this with my family externally

thank you in advance

[Luke 42077]

Then it sounds like your ISP is frequently changing your IP address. You may want to use a DDNS such as DuckDNS. then you can just give your family your DDNS url.

[bioman1726 0]

 

yes exactly it changes several times a week. I don't know that. how do i have to download something by chance? thank you in advance

[Luke 42077]

A DDNS service can help you with this as it will allow you to always use the same url even when your ip address changes. this description of it might help you:

https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/ddns

There are a lot of ddns services out there. DuckDNS is one example.