Yes, but it will have to be accounted for on the VPN server side. This can be accomplished in one of the follwing ways:

• Have the Junxion Box identify itself by hostname (FQDN). This is accomplished by entering a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) into the My Identity field of the VPN configuration section on the services page in the Device Manager preceded by an '@'. character. For example, @junxionbox.domain.com. The VPN server would then need to be configured to accept authentication by FQDN and not IP address for this host.

• Have the Junxion Box identify itself by user name (user_FQDN). This is accomplished by entering a username at a FQDN into the My Identity field of the VPN configuration section on the services page in the Device Manager. For example, user@domain.com. The VPN server would then need to be configured to accept authentication by user_FQDN and not IP address for this host.

• Use a dynamic DNS (DDNS) service to update your IP address. For this to work you will need to sign up for service with a DDNS provider and enter the appropriate configuration information into the DDNS section on the services page in the Device Manager. When the Junxion Box IP address changes, it will updated with the DDNS service. The VPN server would then need to be configured (or scripted) to change it's IP address authentication configuration as DDNS information is updated.