07-11-2010, 08:20 AM
Juke Wrote:OMG! This Changes your Local NAT IP not your IP!!!!!!!!!! DHCP Lease from ISP = 7 days. only way u can change IP within the 7 days or how ever long they set it up in the DHCP Scope is CALLING THEM!
The only way i see this working is you plugged right into you modem and pulled a real IP on your PC. Switch is very unsecured since you no longer have NAT
But if you do plug right into you modem, you will have a hard time trying to Manuel type in a IP address. Since you dont know if that IP has been givin to another place. Have phun with this one lol
IP Banned = Range IP, if u have 2 computers or have someone in the same town as u playing they can all be IP banned since there on the same DHCP Scope.
"change it to this (note: just type anything, no need to be exactly this)"
HAHAHAH your Changing your DNS information and u say change to this lol. Name Resolution is a big part of networking when it come to resolving usaest.battle.net to a IP Address.
ok, for the windows xp part, I must admit, I don'T exactly know whats going on, all I know is that it DOES change your ip. I used it for many many years, avoiding realm down, getting unbanned on Vent.
As for the windows vista, it changes your physical addresse, most of the times,internet provider provide 1 ip per physical adresse, therefore, if you change your phisical adresse, you change your IP.
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[/COLOR]Oh, I think you missunderstood the windows XP one.
When you type anything in the box, it doesnt have to be a valid IP or anything.
lets say you start with the ip 111.222.111 when the seting is on automaticcaly select IP
you click on use the folowing IP and type anything ( thats not the ip you are going to have) and save the setting
You go back into the setting and put automaticcaly select ip and you end up 222.111.222 ( not the same ip as the first you had)
Once again, this wont work for everyone, it depends on your network card and internet provider