>Hmm.. Thanks.. I'll check into it. The static IP costs an extra $10 per month so cost-wise it looks like an even trade.
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>Have you checked out their security? Or perhaps I should ask, what do you think of their security after checking it out? <g>
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The security is whatever you choose to implement; they provide a DNS redirection service, which your connection with dynamic IP will update each time its IP address changes; others, when attempting to resolve the DNS address, will receive the current mapping from their DNS server to point to your dynamic IP connection.

I use it with VPN using IPK, and it's strong enough that I trust it for connecting between me out of the office and my preferred workstation at home; I use a strong VPN because I tend to be lazier than I should be about the Windows login ID and password on my internal domain. I'm using SonicWall's SOHO/10 and their IPK VPN software to access into either Remote Desktop or WTS, depending on my needs and what I remembered to run when I left the house.