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[Johnny English]

I bought a router,configured,works properly. I have to go to Iraq soon for some weeks though and I want to take it with myself as my tablet can be used more comfortably without any wire. Whether if it work as well as at home in case of Dynamic IP adress being activated?

[danzigfan]

I can't help you there, not my cup of tea but...Iraq? Do you work in army or ...?

[cem_devecioglu]

trust me when you go there it will be your last concern

[Johnny English]

I can't help you there, not my cup of tea but...Iraq? Do you work in army or ...?

I'm rig elctrician. 

trust me when you go there it will be your last concern

Thanks Cem for sincere words ...I hope the best all the time especially during the 5 weeks long project in Iraq's Kurdistan region. It's said that the really smart kurds stealing the internet connection and everybody have to use there cable connected net only. Well, I don't want to buy an other laptop as already have a tablet, which really comfty for me but only without cabling...

[danzigfan]

.....rig electrician.... no problem with fuel consumption then I guess.....

[Martian]

I bought a router,configured,works properly. I have to go to Iraq soon for some weeks though and I want to take it with myself as my tablet can be used more comfortably without any wire. Whether if it work as well as at home in case of Dynamic IP adress being activated?

Should'nt make any odds at all.
Your router will be given an IP addy by the network you connect to, all you have to do is make sure the IP address range that the DHCP server in the router uses does not conflict with the network you are connecting to.

[Johnny English]

I bought a router,configured,works properly. I have to go to Iraq soon for some weeks though and I want to take it with myself as my tablet can be used more comfortably without any wire. Whether if it work as well as at home in case of Dynamic IP adress being activated?

Should'nt make any odds at all.
Your router will be given an IP addy by the network you connect to, all you have to do is make sure the IP address range that the DHCP server in the router uses does not conflict with the network you are connecting to.

Thanks Martian !