ISPCP with Dynamic IP

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Since ispcp does not officially support behind-NAT-router configurations, your best bet to test how it would work on a real server is to set it up on your cable-public-dynamic-IP. Automating the IP changing process should not be any hassle (it doesn't look simple, but it is).

You can also get a "behind-NAT" ispcp installation to work by using the private IP during the installation. After the installation is done, and before creating any user inside the panel, modify the bind's templates (/etc/ispcp/bind/parts) and replace the IP-related tags (eg: {DMN_IP}) by your public IP address. Obviously, this is not a perfect solution either because (1) you can only use 1 public IP and (2) you also have to replace the old IP by the newer one in all the files found at /etc/ispcp/bind, /etc/bind, and /var/cache/bind. The replacing can be done using a simple sed command as shown though...

About IspCp being ready for production or not... it depends on your needs. I (and many others) am serving over 200 customers with IspCp