Fta sites can they block ur ip adress....
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3249 Registered: Oct-07 | just wondering try three different username but they are all banned from site... any way to fix it.. |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 2609 Registered: Oct-07 | on certain sites if you are banned they block your IP address,the only way to get on them is use a different computer from a different location |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3251 Registered: Oct-07 | so basically you need to use another computer , after you log in , can u still use old computer.. |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 2611 Registered: Oct-07 | no,your banned ip will not let you in |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3252 Registered: Oct-07 | this sucks.. but thanks for ur help ..african you are best.. |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 2613 Registered: Oct-07 | Sadaji, doosri sito pe panga naa leya karo jo pange lene hai atahi leya karo lol |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3254 Registered: Oct-07 |  ok hats why i like this site.. atleast yo don't get banned from asking question.. |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 2615 Registered: Oct-07 | lol |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 10404 Registered: Jun-06 | IP address can be changed if you have a dynamic IP address given by your service. In terms of cost, cheapest used to be your modem card and you IP provided a dynamic address. Static IPs were not common in those days. Now the higher cost broadband is often associated with static IP, whereas a lower cost one is usually associated with a dynamic IP. You can see it through your Broadband provider's software. Also if you type: 192.168.2.1/ in your url and press enter you will get your IP address. Other local IP addresses often used by Broadband modem are 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 or 10.0.0.0 or 10.0.0.1 or 10.0.0.2 You can go into MSDOS and type ipconfig <enter> and you will see your current IP. If you are going through a router, you may get an IP address which starts with 192.168 or 10.0 This is the local IP given by your router or modem and is of no importance. If you unplug your Broadband modem and a minute later you plug it back on and you are supposed to be on a dynamic IP from your provider, it will change. Do that and try and re-register under another name. |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 2619 Registered: Oct-07 | Nalin this is very good information thanks |
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Bronze Member Username: Little_bearSudbury, Ontario Canada Post Number: 63 Registered: Mar-08 | sada the site that has banned you three times is not very smart. Every username's counts as a member. Why do you think ecoustics have so many members??? LK along must have over 100 different nicks.  |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 10409 Registered: Jun-06 | African: I have posted more info on IP addresses and DHCP. https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/478207.html |
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Gold Member Username: The_codersPost Number: 1095 Registered: Jan-08 | man oh man you guys got a lot to learn about proxys |
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Silver Member Username: GregrafPost Number: 413 Registered: Dec-07 | How many nicks does Desert Q ueer have??? |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3256 Registered: Oct-07 | ok guys thanks for help.. |
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New member Username: KocsuckercartierPost Number: 1 Registered: Apr-08 | HI  |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15485 Registered: Jan-06 | FYI...I have 1 nick ONLY here! and Coders is correct about proxys...many freebies out there to spoof your IP.. and BTW...even with a router and a static IP on your higher speed DSL's, if ya reboot the router, it'll change your IP.. |
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New member Username: KocsuckercartierPost Number: 4 Registered: Apr-08 | It works ! I'm back in !  |
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Silver Member Username: North_of_ontarioPost Number: 816 Registered: Sep-07 | welcome back (to the jungle), dude....... |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 10444 Registered: Jun-06 | LK says: "even with a router and a static IP on your higher speed DSL's, if ya reboot the router, it'll change your IP.." What nonsense are you talking? Keep out of a discussion about which you do not know a thing. Static IP is what it say - you have it till you stop paying your bills. Your modem is programmed with it and every time you reboot you get the same IP. That is why they can find you any time and that is why people can run a server with a static IP. Now go and take you medication. YOU ARE NOT WANTED IN THIS THREAD. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT , OLD WOMAN? |
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Silver Member Username: PulpfiktionPost Number: 183 Registered: Mar-08 | Is LK still around posting his Bullshtt. |
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Silver Member Username: ThemangodPost Number: 248 Registered: Oct-06 | good info make sure you never go to bad sites too never visit any site listed on the dish law suites |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15489 Registered: Jan-06 | All I will say is that Nalin , U again are 100% wrong..and truly do NOT know what "static" is meant when used with DSL and routers..my ISP is referred to as "static" which always remains constant, until I reboot the wireless router...which I do maybe once a month.. Call your ISP personnel yourself and get the facts..or try it yourself..again I educated ya Nalin!... I was ignorant once like U, until I discovered differently and then questioned my ISP personnel about that.. Life is too short to argue with mental midgets, and wannabees..so I really don't give a fock how U reply, cause I know and see the truth.. |
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Silver Member Username: PulpfiktionPost Number: 190 Registered: Mar-08 | Moronic PEST LK: I have had IP addresses since 1997. What Nalin is saying is absolutely correct. These days U R on a dynamic IP given by the provider's server. Yr modem installation CD allows you to select the duration of time you want before they automatically change to a new IP address. U can set it to something like 9999 and they will not change it for 9999 minutes. U think like this PEST LK, that U have a static IP, but U can manually change it by disconnecting in software, but U DONT GET AN IP ADDRESS of yr coice. U just get an IP address given by their DHCP server. This PEST LK think he has a static IP - all he has is a dynamic IP. Since he is connected all the time and has set it to expire after a long time he THINKS he has a static IP. If U R paying for a Static IP address, it REMAINS THE SAME after turning off the modem and turning it on. That is how U can run a server on the static IP address, even after power outage because the internet can translate the dot com name to an IP address MR. PEST LK - U CANNOT B/S YR WAY INTO THE MINDS OF INTELLIGENT PPL. |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15491 Registered: Jan-06 | Pest...U are a COCKROACH! U need to be EXTERMINATED!...and maybe will be ! |
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Silver Member Username: PulpfiktionPost Number: 194 Registered: Mar-08 | U R THE RAT SPREADING PLAGUE |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2920 Registered: May-06 | there is a HUGE difference in PUBLIC IP's and LOCAL IP's. u can set a lease time in ur router, this will release ur LOCAL ip and go get another one. This comes from ur router only. The local ip is just identifying u on YOUR network at home and has nothing to do with the ip ur are sending out when u visit a site. the 192.xxx.xxx.xxx is nothing. u can set that to anything u want. If u are banned by ip at a site, changing this will do nothing for u. Ur PUBLIC IP is the ip u get from ur isp and is the one that gets banned. u cannot change this at will. ont the router it is connected to (at the isp office) also has a lease time if u use a dynamic ip. It changes only after this lease time expires. if u have a static public ip, it never changes. nalin, what u posted is only on the local side or LAN network. local area connection. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 2075 Registered: Jan-08 | Go to http://www.pcpitstop.com/internet/bw.asp You can see your ip adress and do all test you want. We keep ip adress as we disconnect phone line(ADSL) But internet provider can change your ip. Note: My ip change since yesturday LK is right and Nalin is right too. Thanks |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 2639 Registered: Oct-07 | very good post lot of good information specially for guys like me who don't know a thing about IP thanks dantetn Gold Member Username: Donnie1973 Post Number: 2920 Registered: May-06 Posted on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 - 01:00 pm: Edit Post there is a HUGE difference in PUBLIC IP's and LOCAL IP's. u can set a lease time in ur router, this will release ur LOCAL ip and go get another one. This comes from ur router only. The local ip is just identifying u on YOUR network at home and has nothing to do with the ip ur are sending out when u visit a site. the 192.xxx.xxx.xxx is nothing. u can set that to anything u want. If u are banned by ip at a site, changing this will do nothing for u. Ur PUBLIC IP is the ip u get from ur isp and is the one that gets banned. u cannot change this at will. ont the router it is connected to (at the isp office) also has a lease time if u use a dynamic ip. It changes only after this lease time expires. if u have a static public ip, it never changes. nalin, what u posted is only on the local side or LAN network. local area connection. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 2076 Registered: Jan-08 | Provider can changed ip Example :hour of high trafic, if you listen TV in stream, maintenance of server etc. |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2921 Registered: May-06 | lk even when u reboot ur router u get the same ip back if u are paying for a static ip addy. thats why people pay extra for them. if u know ur public ip addy (whatsmyipaddress.com) u can set up a camera system and access it from anywhere. or u can get in to ur computer via remote desktop, pcanywhere, etc... smart home computers access u would need a static ip. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 2077 Registered: Jan-08 | Router use everytime same ip. |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2922 Registered: May-06 | right, ur provider can change it. they wont keep changing it every time u get banned from a site tho. in some routers u can do a dhcp release and renew to get a new public ip addy, BUT it wont get a new one unless the lease timer has expired on the isp router. u can get to a dos prompt on ur pc, and do an "ipconfig/renew" command, it will get a new ip address. Most likely in ur home u will get the same ip u already had again. but again, these ip's are only identifying u on ur home, or work network, they dont identify u on the WAN- wide area network. there u are identified by ur PUBLIC ip. every network device HAS TO HAVE A LOCAL IP ADDY. network printers, pc's, routers, managed switches, access points, viop devices, nfusion box, etc... |
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New member Username: JjgeePalatine, IL USA Post Number: 1 Registered: Apr-08 | We are just going after the site owners, feel free to come back, when we get through with them, we WILL come after the members. I want to thank Nalin for all the help and the names of the people to go after. |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2923 Registered: May-06 | anyone who set up their own router using a static ip addy from ur isp knows if u change that staitc ip, u have to reconfigure ur router. |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15494 Registered: Jan-06 | I can tell U 100% that my wireless Westel 327 router with my HS DSL and static ZIP which NEVER changes...does change my IP whenever I Reboot it...I called an inquired about this, and was told its a static IP, but will ONY change when doing a router reboot...and does actually change my IP ONLY when I do a reboot... |
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Gold Member Username: Dude123Post Number: 2225 Registered: Jul-06 | My IP stays the same even when I reboot my router, but it does recycle randomly once in every while I would say may be once every 2-3 months it will be different. |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2935 Registered: May-06 | that is the whole point of a static IP is it doesnt change. PERIOD!! ur LOCAL IP may change. Not ur public ip that u get from the isp. If it changes, u have to physicaly change it in the config of the router. People should know the diff between the public IP's and local IP's. |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2936 Registered: May-06 | If ur static IP changes after a reboot, ur router wont work. How does it know what IP it is supposed to have? if ur static ip EVER changes,(without a week or so notice) get ur money back from ur ISP!!!! |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15497 Registered: Jan-06 | well my IP changes at every website that logs IP's, when I reboot the router...as an admin at some sites with access to all the IP's of every member, I see it, EVERY time I reboot the router...and my ISP provider said thats exactly what it should do, even though its considered a "static" IP...and never changes otherwise for the past 3 years! |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2937 Registered: May-06 | http://www.zytrax.com/isp/faqs/static.htm |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2938 Registered: May-06 | c/p Dynamic vs Static IP Addresses There are two methods to assigning IP addresses to computers: dynamic and static. Static IP addresses are used primarily for servers so that they don't appear to "move" while non-servers are usually assigned dynamic IP addresses. Most dynamic IP address users are users of internet service providers (ISPs) since not all the users of an ISP are online at one time and the ISPs can "get away" with not having enough IP addresses for each user. In order to use a dynamic IP address, a service such as Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is used to assign addresses dynamically to devices as they request them. If a static address is used, it must be manually programmed into parameters of the device's network interface. (It is also possible to "fake" static IP address assignments through DHCP by assigning the same IP address to a computer -- and no other -- each time it is requested.) |
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Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 15499 Registered: Jan-06 | Ill be the first to admit, I'nm no puter whiz...but can manage and have a decent understanding... as far as this static IP thing goes and use of proxy's , all I can say is what I experience myself, was told by the techs, and actually seen myself numerous times.... U guys can get all technical, and then I'm lost, but I know what I see and experience..I know FTA and DSS, but not puters on that same level..just what I see.. |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2939 Registered: May-06 | i hear ya. i am reading in to what u are talking about now. |
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New member Username: NydssPost: 10389 Post Number: 3 Registered: Apr-08 | LK says: "even with a router and a static IP on your higher speed DSL's, if ya reboot the router, it'll change your IP.." He is a smart man? Its nice to have you in a discussion about which you do no everything thing. Static IP is what it say - you have it till you stop paying your bills. Your modem is programmed with it and every time you reboot you get the same IP. That is why they can find you any time and that is why people can run a server with a static IP. Now im going to take my medication. YOU ARE WANTED IN THIS THREAD. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT , BEAUTIFULL? |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 2084 Registered: Jan-08 | Guy thats changed with your internet provider I cant changed provider server ip on my rooter only rooter adress. |
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Gold Member Username: Way2smartWww.Desifta.com Post Number: 1567 Registered: Oct-06 | sada use a program called privacy guard, It changes the ip address of your computer everytime you open the program......i always use it!!! here is a 3day trial use it |
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Gold Member Username: Way2smartWww.Desifta.com Post Number: 1568 Registered: Oct-06 | here is a full crack by meee LIFETIME THE PRIVACY GUARD Download The privacy Guard 1.5 from Then get the Keymaker From here open up the keymaker and enter ur name and email address (doest need to be the real info) and click reg a pop up will come and it will say the privacy guard Reg......... NOW U WANNA KNOW WHAT THIS IS ITS A PROGRAM THAT HIDES UR IP ADDRESS (ex you live in usa ur ip address will show that ur in China.......... |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 2088 Registered: Jan-08 | $mart I know that, you cant changed your ip but use another ip from another server in world |
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Platinum Member Username: Project6Post Number: 15860 Registered: Dec-03 | What about proxy servers? How do they work? |
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Gold Member Username: Way2smartWww.Desifta.com Post Number: 1569 Registered: Oct-06 | Plymouth im giving the info to sada lol I like the program....you cant trust these fta websites lmao |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2940 Registered: May-06 | a proxy is a server u log in, then use their public ip while on the net. although ur ip is logged in the proxy server. it is good enough for fta sites.like the smart one is talking about. Plymouth, u can change anything in ur router u want. Local ip's, range, isp ip if static. Ur isp will give u the IP addy to use along with the gateway IP, and the subnet mask. 255.255.255.xxx is for to dhcp. all this is retrived automaticly |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 3263 Registered: Oct-07 | hi smart . when you download the crack what you need to paste in to other program? it still says trial program. can u explain it? |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 2095 Registered: Jan-08 | danttetn I think you do a little error You can changed it in modem-router not in router |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2943 Registered: May-06 | either plymouth. how else would ur router know where to look to connect??? they arent human, they only do what they are told. |
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Gold Member Username: Way2smartWww.Desifta.com Post Number: 1571 Registered: Oct-06 | sada you past the crack in c:program files/the privacy guard then it will ask to replace....once that is done open the keymaker and enter ur info and reg it will say reg complete |
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Gold Member Username: Donnie1973Post Number: 2947 Registered: May-06 | i like it |
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