Don't bet they won't change it on you.

1. Get a www.dyndns.org account for dynamic IP's
2. Get a domain and DNS services
	I use http://www.directnic.com/  <= $15 / yr
3. Make entries at dyndns.org
	[yourdomain]-host1.[pick one of their domains]
	[yourdomain]-host2.[pick one of their domains]
	...
4. Make CName alias' in directdnic dns <== $5 / yr
	host1.[yourdomain]
		alias to
	[yourdomain]-host1.[pick one of their domains]
		...
5. Install a dyndns update client [see their list of clients]

ex:
	www.hanaden.com on directnic directdns' service is
	alias'ed to hanaden-www.dyndns.org
		=======================
	host www.hanaden.com
	www.hanaden.com     	CNAME	hanaden-www.dyndns.org
	hanaden-www.dyndns.org	A	65.26.127.29 <== RR IP
		=======================

Works like a charm for almost two years now.  FYI: RR once told me that 
they wanted me to manually release my IP becuse their DHCP server 
couldn't release it.  I used to get new IP's more often when I ran Win.

Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
> Ok, it looks like RoadRunner is not changing IP addresses these days even
> for basic rate accounts.  That means theoretically I could take a domain
> name that's "parked" at Verisign and point it at my RR IP.
> 
> Could someone familiar with the process give me some pointers on doing this?
> 
>