Sunday, November 21, 2010

How to change ip address?

does anyone know how to change your ip address when you have a high speed cable internet modem connection.right now i have optimum online and im trying to change my ip address to get back into a forum that my brother kicked me out of but i cant cause they blocked my ip.i have very important information on my forum account and i want to explain to the admin what had happend and how it was my brother that was on my account.can anyone help me out.i would really appreciate it.thanksHow to change ip address?
Reinstall Windows and it will look like a different computer.How to change ip address?
they have leases that will last about 2 months or so from the ISP. I think the only thing you could do is buy a new cable modem... you will get a new address at that point because it will have a new MAC address.



Good luck!
You can't, if he set the ban correctly. If the ban is set for your segment, not for your individual address, any address you get will be banned.



However, if your IP address is banned, and your brother is using the same internet account, his address (which is always the same as yours) is also banned. So if he's still on, it's not your address that's banned.



(Try just emailing the administrator. If you don't have the address, post the forum address here - someone can go there and get an email address for you.)
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  • How do I change my IP on cable modem?

    I used to go on a forum religiously, but somehow my IP was blocked. How do I change my IP? I have Comast cable internet, and I connect through a router. I searched other question and they said that you IP changes every week or so. But I tracked my editing on Wikipedia, and my IP hasn't changed since June of 2008.How do I change my IP on cable modem?
    Your IP provided by your ISP is dynamic, which changes frequently. The IP that your are talking about was provided by your router. I would just goto the site via a proxy.



    An IP address is a unique number that identifies each computer on the network or assigned by your ISP.

    Example 216.27.61.137

    Computer reads it like:

    The number that you see is is decimal form (form we can read)

    The computer reads this number in binary (machine code)

    So 11011000.00011011.00111101.10001001



    There is two types of IP's, one assigned by the ISP and one assigned by the router.



    The ISP, or internet service provider, lends out the IP per customer.



    So your house has an IP, the library has an IP and a school has its own unique IP.



    Then there is an IP that is leased out to you by a router. It is used to define all the nodes (peripherals) on the router.



    So your ISP IP might be 70.456.....

    But you router IP might be 192.168...



    Regards,



    DaneHow do I change my IP on cable modem?
    Control Panel -%26gt; Network Connections -%26gt; LAN -%26gt; Properties -%26gt; TCP/IP -%26gt; IP Address
    Go into router settings, and enable DHCP. This will assign you a new IP adress. Or.... Reset cable modem from scratch... orrrrr use a proxie server.

    How to call Comcast for static IP change?

    I will be calling Comcast this week. What I would like to know is what is the thing called that I need to ask for them to know what I am talking about? How much will the whole thing cost? And will they be able to change it to an IP that I personally need?



    What are somethings that they might ask me for information and things that I should be aware of?How to call Comcast for static IP change?
    First of all, you obviously have been told that you need a static IP by somebody. This might be because of a security issue: In order for you to login to a remote network somehere, you need to always have the same IP address and they will open the firewall for your machine to get access.



    The other reason is that a remote user somewhere (perhaps a tech support person) needs to be able to access your machine remotely and this is infinitely easier if you always have the same IP address.



    If you don't have a static IP, Comcast will give you a dynamic IP instead - one that changes every day or so. Since it changes regularly, the applications I mentioned above simply won't work.



    When you call Comcast, you simply have to ask for exactly what you told us. Tell them that you want to change to a static IP address for your connection. They'll probably charge you about $10/month more. They will call you when it's in place and they'll tell you what the new IP address is. Don't be surprised if it takes a week before they get all the paperwork in place.How to call Comcast for static IP change?
    If you have a Business Account with comcast, or open one, it will be just a matter of calling.



    If not, you will just need to explain what you want to the First person you talk to, then again when they transfer you, and then one last time, maybe.



    Comcast Communications Technician
    When you know what you are talking about, come on back and ask a question. Right now, I do not have a clue as to how to answer you.

    Would unplugging my modem change my ip?

    using Cox communications as the service provider

    would unplugging the modem for about 30 minutes change the ip

    or does it matter how long you do it,im trying to avoid hackers,i they are using remote viewing or something and screwing with my comp

    changing ip would help.and my computer runs to a router then modem not directly to modem,i also have them trying to find out where i live,can they find out where i live with my ipWould unplugging my modem change my ip?
    go into your command prompt and type:



    ipconfig /release (press enter)

    ipconfig /renew (press enter)



    although, changing your IP address will probably not solve your problem. Get software for protection. ie. antivirus, antispyware, antiadware, norton ghost, etc.Would unplugging my modem change my ip?
    I'm not familiar with Cox, but it sounds like they are a cable provider. Cable providers assign IP addresses by DHCP. DHCP issues leased IP addresses and the least time is configurable by the provider, so the length of time that you would need to unplug or disconnect from the network depends on how long they have this time set to. Also, if you turn your modem back on and it may ask for the same IP that it had before. If it is available still and has not been issued to some one else, you will get the same IP.



    If you machine is behind a router and you have not specifically done any inbound port mapping on the router, then it can not be contacted from the internet. If you have set some inbound mappings, then turn them off and your machine is safe.



    IP's are registered to specific providers and someone can use the registrar information to get general information as to where your computer is located. They might be able to find out what city you live in, but nothing more specific than that (without the collaboration of your internet provider) and this information is not always 100% accurate. For example, my internet provider buys IP addresses from one located in Montreal, QC. I am not even living in that province, but if you look up my IP, it appears that this is where my computer is.
    It will not.
    Unfortunately unplugging a modem would not change an Ip address. Otherwise Computer hackers would have a very hard time getting access to computers (if everyone knew that).



    You Ip address is based on location so yes, a very professional computer hacker could trace your Ip address to your home. (doing so would of course be illegal)

    However no website is permitted to distribute any Ip to Home location information.

    Such information is reserved for Police.



    If you would like to eliminate your computer from being compromised from another person I suggest un plugging your ethernet cord or disconnecting your computer (via wireless or wired) from all Networks even when your computer is turned off hackers are still able to access it if it is uses a wired connection.



    And while you are using the internet Use virus protection programs like McAfee.



    Hope this helps.

    Change ip to an american one....?

    How can i change my ip to an american one? But not using proxys, because it's about a game, and i need to play it, but it's only available in america. I was planning to use smart hide, but it isn't free anymore.Change ip to an american one....?
    try this sites



    http://www.911a.info

    http://www.b1b1.info

    http://www.d11a.info

    http://www.gofunny.info

    http://www.surffun.info



    get all new about proxy here

    http://groups.google.com/group/surffun



    have funChange ip to an american one....?
    Without using a proxy?



    Bring your computer to America.



    Other than that, it's impossible.

    How to change ip address?

    is their HARDWARE that would help me change my ip address so that i am invisible on the internet?



    something that would automatically change my ip address?



    if so where can i get it? thanks in advancedHow to change ip address?
    All you gotta do is change it! You will be so invisible that your ISP wont be able to connect you! Even if you could, it wouldnt make a diff if someone wanted to find you. They trace you back to your ISP. If you have broken the law, your ISP then gives them your name and address. As for not being found, there are methods but even then you CAN be caught.
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  • How to change ip adress in windows xp ??

    i tried going to run %26gt; ipconfing reset %26gt; ipconfig renew etc etc but it did not change the IP address

    then i tried going to internet connection %26gt; LAN %26gt; properties and i changed it to a random number...this worked and IP address was changed...however this turned off my internet,it would not get me online (it kept saying page cannot be displayed) even though local area network said that the internet was connectedHow to change ip adress in windows xp ??
    You never gave details! If you have server or router and it uses DHCP, so the IP is assigned from it. If it uses manual, so you can change your IP address, but make sure in the same subnet with the server or routerHow to change ip adress in windows xp ??
    That does not change you're IP it changes you're MAC Address so you are better off just getting a proxy.
    The procedure to change IP address is in this way...

    goto start -%26gt; Control Panel -%26gt;Network Connections -%26gt; Local Area Connection -%26gt; Right click on that and select Properties and then select TCP/IP and click on Properties again. and there you select the option of assign IP address manually and enter the DNS SERVER values of your Local ISP ...

    call your local ISP and ask the preferred DNS and alternate DNS server values..

    and then click on apply and ok and restart your modem/router and then am sure your internet also works..



    The other way is just do the same procedure for assigning Ip address but instead of assigning IP address manually select the option Assign IP address automatically and make sure your LAN Settings in Internet Options is unchecked...

    I mean goto IE -%26gt; tools -%26gt; Internet Options -%26gt; select tab Connections and then LAN Settings and see if the proxy checkbox is selected or not.. If it is selected uncheck the box and now try it...



    Is it ok my friend??