@ quantos
yeah thats right.
but thats not the problem because i have such a dyndns provider.
everytime i reboot my firewall or get disconnected by my flat provider
(after 24h perma on)
my firewall sends some packets to my dyndns provider to tell him
witch ip currently running on my firewall to update his dns-entrys.
after this happens it will take a few minutes and a ping on my domain name will resolve my new ip.
you can also browse my webpage if u point a browser to my domain name
or can access my ftp server with exactly the same domain name.
so this couldnt be problem afterall.
any other ideas ?
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