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Provide remote support via a web-based service
I get around the DHCP assigned IP address by having my mac email me its IP address using an automator script. Just drop the system profiler task from the system library into your workflow, check the Network box, then drop in a new mail message task and address the message where you want it to go. Save as an application and either add to your login items if your machine turns off and on like mine does every day, or add it to a cron job to send you the email on a regular basis.
Provide remote support via a web-based service
How about turning your suggestion into a more detailed hint for the rest of us?
Provide remote support via a web-based service
It's actually pretty straightforward.
Provide remote support via a web-based service
Have you tried just using a service like DynDNS? It's free, and lets me keep a human-readable address for my home Mac--vasi.dyndns.org in my case. There are numerous other similar services.
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