A: You don't need a script, but what you do need is a service; a dynamic DNS service to be precise.

DNS (Domain Naming System) maps IP addresses to Internet URLs like www.pcstats.com . Normally this is a static process, meaning you give your IP address of your web server to whomever you registered your website name with and they associate it with the URL. Of course, if your IP address changes every time you connect to the Internet, this is completely useless since anyone entering your URL will get an old IP which no longer connects to your web server.

The solution is to use one of the many dynamic DNS providers. These free services allow you to create a DNS name (URL) for your website (out of a limited selection) and will install a small client application on your computer which monitors your IP address and updates the URL each time it changes. In this way, every time your web server receives a new IP address, the dynamic DNS service will update the URL pointing to it with the new information. As far as anyone coming to your website from the Internet is concerned, you now have a static IP.