Dynamic IPs

[BPS]

Hi, all!

OK, I feel like I'm muddling my way through
configuring the router, and getting around the Win XP
SP2 firewall, but now do I also have to go through
gyrations to work with dynamc IPs?  Don't most
computers with a router have dynamic IPs?

I just read a post about myserver.com.  So is this the
next step I need to take?

I'm really confused......  In the Viewer documentation
that I printed off of the realvnc.com site, on the
first page of instructions, it shows a picture of the
VNC Viewer Connection Details, and has "192.168.0.1"
typed in as the Server.  I don't get it..... won't
that IP address connect to a gazillion computers? 
'Cause isn't that pretty much a standard IP address
that most everybody has?  

Thanks for any guidance!

Mary


	
		
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