SearchAnySoft.com - Keep My IP 1.0

Your IP direct is to your Internet connexion what your phone list is to your telephone, except it tends to deepen all the time. That is amercement for virtually citizenry who only demand to join to other Internet locations. But if you melt your own servers, others demand to join to you, and you demand to livelihood your IP direct from changing dynamically. One way to insure that is by keeping your DSL modem connected to your DSL provider. Additionally, yet, your computer needs to livelihood "talking." Typically, citizenry solve this problem by pinging some web site regularly. That works. Unfortunately, that also abuses the resources of that web site. KeepMyIP takes a different approach. Instead of pinging some third party, it sends a random DNS query to your ISP at random intervals ranging from 1 bit to 10 minutes, with an middling of about 5 minutes. This tells your ISP that your computer is currently active on the Internet. It does so very barred without involving any unrelated Internet sites. It also does it without wasting your computer memory and CPU cycles. KeepMyIP is written in assembly language, so it is very small and lightning barred. In between the queries it puts itself to slumber so it does not interfere with whatever your computer is doing. It runs silently in the background without ever popping any windows. If, for some conclude, you demand to post out queries more often than every five minutes, or so, you can melt KeepMyIP more than once. Two copies will poll your ISP twice as often, threesome copies threesome times as often, etc. Normally, yet, KeepMyIP starts one copy of itself as soon as your Windows boots up and keeps running until you shut consume the scheme. Of feed, if you melt an Internet server, you should annul shutting consume your scheme, except for very brief periods of time (minutes). Otherwise, your servers are not running and neither is KeepMyIP, so your IP direct may deepen. But if you livelihood your scheme up and running, you can livelihood your IP for a very long time.