The IP address you get is quasi-static, it can only change if the modem is off for several hours or if the modem is changed or if the modem is switched between router and bridge mode.
There is no option to obtain a full static IP under a residential plan by VOO. As @pthierry said, your public wan IP is « semi-static » and it changes very rarely because linked to the mac adress of your material (voo modem or external router when modem is in bridge mode)
As a new customer, you may sometimes be placed under private IP (also called CGN), but in this case you will have to ask to switch back to public wan IP.
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pthierry
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The IP address you get is quasi-static, it can only change if the modem is off for several hours or if the modem is changed or if the modem is switched between router and bridge mode.
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Gilles N
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Hello @Andrii,
I just checked your modem and you already have a public IP address.
Do you have any other questions ?
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theo2007
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Hi @Andrii ,
There is no such thing with Voo.
Why would you need it, if I may ask ?
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Andrii
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@theo2007 Sometimes I'm working at home and i need static IP for requests forwarding.
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roylion15
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Hello
There is no option to obtain a full static IP under a residential plan by VOO.
As @pthierry said, your public wan IP is « semi-static » and it changes very rarely because linked to the mac adress of your material (voo modem or external router when modem is in bridge mode)
As a new customer, you may sometimes be placed under private IP (also called CGN), but in this case you will have to ask to switch back to public wan IP.
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