The IP address your router displays to the Internet will also rarely change; you can find out what it is by going to
Go to your schools IT staff and show the problem to them. Two options: 1: Like you mentioned and change from DHCP to static. 2: go to the router settings by typing the default gateway address in your URL bar on chrome/ie/ I'd suggest forgetting the network and then connecting to it.
And while it’s entirely possible that a third-party register and an official register attach the same physical location to the same IP address, it’s equally possible that they could disagree, and while the official one thinks your IP address is in Ecuador, the third-party one thinks it’s in Paris. So that’s part of the problem.. 187 90 341 246 122 318 271 491