Looking for a "static" Comcast DNS server

I have a question about a particular Comcast DNS server:
204.127.198.XXX

(I left out the last octet because I don't believe it necessary for this
post.)

I want to set it up as the primary DNS server in a friend's home router
to allow her to access Web pages (yes, she is on Comcast) but was told
by a Comcast representative that their DNS servers are "dynamic", and
that this IP address would be good for only a week or so.

Yes, I know there are public DNS servers out there. In fact, I'm
getting ready to make a separate post about this. But for a number of
purposes, I want to use a Comcast DNS server on the router.

Is there any truth to the claim that Comcast's DNS servers are
"dynamic" now?

(And don't tell me to call Comcast. I've attempted enough teeth-pulling
this week.)

 

You need to re educate yourself.....you cant use a Comcast server for your
gaming , unless you obtain a static ip address..from comcast.

 

Check out Comcast's "Terms of Service," particularly Sections 5 & 6:
http://www.comcast.net/terms/subscriber.jsp

 

It doesn't really apply to the situation he describes but I didn't see
why he wanted to do what he describes.

 

I think he wants to add the Comcast DNS server's IP address to his DNS
table (making it the host's primary DNS server), but has been told by
Comcast (?) that their DNS servers have dynamic IP addresses that
cycle every week or so. Sounds fairly bogus to me...

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