Thread: Bsnl Public ip or private ip

Hi guys,

i'm on bsnl home 500 c+ plan ,can someone tell me whether bsnl is providing public ip or private ip, is it possible for me to host a website ?
since private ips cant host site

All of us connect using 192.168.1.2, this is the LAN IP , but a website see us with the WAN IP, which change every time we switch off our modem.This is called Dynamic IP. BSNL gives you one of the free IPs and it changes.

For your purpose, to access your system as server, they IP should not change every time. It should be static. A static IP will serve your purpose. But BSNL and other ISP charge separately for Static IP. Please check with your local circle for the procedure.

Hope it helped you.

Originally Posted by meetdilip

All of us connect using 192.168.1.2, this is the LAN IP , but a website see us with the WAN IP, which change every time we switch off our modem.This is called Dynamic IP. BSNL gives you one of the free IPs and it changes.

For your purpose, to access your system as server, they IP should not change every time. It should be static. A static IP will serve your purpose. But BSNL and other ISP charge separately for Static IP. Please check with your local circle for the procedure.

Hope it helped you.

thanx a lot for your spontaneous response. u :rockon: man, keep going

@inba
Mention your modem/model.
Many have hosted their web sites with BSNL
Dynamic IP using DYDNS Portforwarding etc.

Originally Posted by essbebe

@inba
Mention your modem/model.
Many have hosted their web sites with BSNL
Dynamic IP using DYDNS Portforwarding etc.

hi essbebe,

my modem wa3002-g1 (type II)

can u brief about dydns and how to dostep by step portforwarding for my modem .by doing this is our system is open to security issues, if so, plz temme the precautions.

i'm using utorrent client for nite time unlimited , in what means it will help in this case, i found many threads related to this torrents but exactly dont know the use of portforwarding.please xplain


Thanx in advanz

there is a service called no ip which does the same thing as dyndns .. heres a guide Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life: How to Setup No Ip on your computer .. what this service does is , it keeps updating your ip ( which changes often as it is dynamic ) to a free ( or paid if you wish ) domain name like myname.no-ip.org ..
So using this , and installing WAMP Install PHP 5 Apache MySQL on Windows : WampServer .. and port forwarding Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life: Port Forwarding In UT300R2U ADSL MODEM ( similar to your modem ) you can setup a webserver and host websites..

Originally Posted by meetdilip

All of us connect using 192.168.1.2, this is the LAN IP , but a website see us with the WAN IP, which change every time we switch off our modem.This is called Dynamic IP. BSNL gives you one of the free IPs and it changes.

For your purpose, to access your system as server, they IP should not change every time. It should be static. A static IP will serve your purpose. But BSNL and other ISP charge separately for Static IP. Please check with your local circle for the procedure.

Hope it helped you.

many thanks for info

@perry261
check yours.
h t t p ://www.ip-adress.com/

Originally Posted by superprash2003

there is a service called no ip which does the same thing as dyndns .. heres a guide Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life: How to Setup No Ip on your computer .. what this service does is , it keeps updating your ip ( which changes often as it is dynamic ) to a free ( or paid if you wish ) domain name like myname.no-ip.org ..
So using this , and installing WAMP Install PHP 5 Apache MySQL on Windows : WampServer .. and port forwarding Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life: Port Forwarding In UT300R2U ADSL MODEM ( similar to your modem ) you can setup a webserver and host websites..

@superprash2003,

let me try it and will let u know the results,
thanx

hi guys,

i tried it now i could able to host my server,but using the no-ip is it possible to have our desired domain names other than domain names offered by no ip ?

you mean like myname.com ?? like my blog Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life ??? if so , yes its possible but you need to pay for this.. its not FREE..

@inba

You can try hosting your site on a free server and move it to a paid one once you need more data storage.