Hey all decided to take a break and contribute something that has helped me alot and I don't mind sharing it here because there's no way this method can be killed, so here ya go.

You can change your IP unlimited amount of times without proxies by spoofing your MAC address then resetting your cable or dsl modem.

What this does is if your MAC has been spoofed your ISP will issue you a totally new IP.

The main benefits of this are that it's not very hard (takes 1-2mins), is done completely with easy to use software (will provide links).

It's FREE.

And when you use this method to get a new IP it will be very fast not like some proxies which are very slow.

Here's program I use to do this it normally costs a pretty penny but a little birdie told me you can get SMAC 2.7 here

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?wmt45zlkxnl

and the k3yg3n here

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/?mydj020mjhi

Virustotal for k3yg3n

Code:

http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/c711d4072b0aab0acfce1923de5087d545b537770865a30047fc91d885722412-1268469260

Virustotal for Installer

Code:

http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/7e6153ad8cdf5a93d87c78bf68416c6599db426d1e0234a5e9f7e8d60d4dab80-1266863247

Ok so load it up, select your network adapter from the list, click the "Random" button and it'll give you a random spoofed MAC. Now click Update, and after you do this reset your cable modem (i plug then unplug its easy).

When your cable modem comes back up which takes about 30 seconds or so you will have anew IP.

There are many uses for this and I wish there was away to incorporate this program with IMacros.

Well hope you enjoyed this tutorial and the tool. Please do NOT thank me for this thread!

*EDIT*Info for Vista/Windows 7 users (Sorry Macs are out of luck on this I guess.) Thanks grizzy

Originally Posted by Grizzy

If you guys are having trouble changing your mac address in Vista, and you dont mind getting your hands a little dirty, you can always do it via the registry. Check out

but just make sure you backup your registry before you muck around with it. This could also be automated..

You should be able to do this with win7 as well, but since it is a relatively new OS, there have been a lot of reported problems changing the MAC address due to a lack of proper driver support for various network adapters. We all know how quickly vendors like to respond to new Windows operating systems

MarketerX

I heard of this a long time ago, but i never actually tried doing this (never needed this, im a whitehatter :P). Thanks for the links tho, those should come in handy in the future

Don´t ask for thanks man .. that´s silly thing!

Originally Posted by ericsson

Don´t ask for thanks man .. that´s silly thing!

Just tryin to feel a little appreciation since i'm a new poster here is all. Obviously if they don't want to thank me they don't have to

But i think it will work only if you have Dynamic Ip not static ip.

this does'nt work on windows 7, vista or any mac
at first i thought i was doing it wrong but then i consulted the users manual under the help tab and found out this quite outdated software (it refers to windows 2000 as newest version of windows) just thought i give everyone a heads up

thanks for trying though op
Posted via Mobile Device

This also wont work if you are behind a router, or if your isp does not issue IP addresses dynamically, or a multitude of other factors that can effect how your ISP assigns an IP adddress. In fact, you can possible end up in your ISPs dreaded IP black hole and have your internetz shut off... Then you will have to call them up and explain to them that you are a newb and were messing with things that you shouldn't have been.

If you have no idea what you are doing or what kind of service you currently have, I would recommend you do a little research before trying to force your ISP to give you a new IP address. A good place to start is dslreports.com


Also, I'm sorry OP, but begging for thanks is pathetic.

Originally Posted by Grizzy

This also wont work if you are behind a router, or if your isp does not issue IP addresses dynamically, or a multitude of other factors that can effect how your ISP assigns an IP adddress. In fact, you can possible end up in your ISPs dreaded IP black hole and have your internetz shut off... Then you will have to call them up and explain to them that you are a newb and were messing with things that you shouldn't have been.

If you have no idea what you are doing or what kind of service you currently have, I would recommend you do a little research before trying to force your ISP to give you a new IP address. A good place to start is dslreports.com


Also, I'm sorry OP, but begging for thanks is pathetic.

What I said was " Remember to hit THANK YOU for a brotha, since it doesn't cost you anything to hit a button"

how is this begging? Just curious. This method works for me and I have created many youtubes/facebook accounts with it and maybe it won't work for you but for some it will.

I use comcast ISP for reference. If you use comcast don't be afraid to try this.

I think what you meant to say was..

Originally Posted by MarketerX

Remember to hit THANK YOU for a brotha, since I am trying to increase the size of my epeen and therefore need the approval of strangers on an internet forum. Sorry if that annoys you all and is against the rules, but if I can somehow increase my thanks count to 1,000 it will make me a high roller around here and I will finally get the respect in life I deserve.

Ok, maybe a little harsh, but you don't need to remind people to thank you for your posts. If you post something good and don't cry for approval, don't worry, you will still get your precious little thanks. If you act like a thanks whore in your thread then people like me will be certain not to click that magic little button, and you will most likely get neg repped by a Jr. VIP who is sick of seeing this shit all the time. It's just that simple.

Just admit you were begging for thanks in bright red font, edit your post, and never do it again. That's all I ask

if this software works for xp and vista, i don't mind thanking you mate. but..just too bad, it doesnt.

@ asian spammer above me
Don't think your spam will convert well on BHW LOL....

Originally Posted by dsnking

if this software works for xp and vista, i don't mind thanking you mate. but..just too bad, it doesnt.

It works on XP. I don't have vista or 7 to test it one so it sucks to find out it doesn't work on those platforms.

Makes me not want to upgrade even more.

Anyways,I take back the "thanka brotha" speel. Please neg rep me for the post as that makes alot more sense.

lol I'm just bustin' your chops bro it's an honest mistake, lets move on..

If you guys are having trouble changing your mac address in Vista, and you dont mind getting your hands a little dirty, you can always do it via the registry. Check out

http://www.techrena.net/computers/ch...gedit-windows/

but just make sure you backup your registry before you muck around with it. This could also be automated..

You should be able to do this with win7 as well, but since it is a relatively new OS, there have been a lot of reported problems changing the MAC address due to a lack of proper driver support for various network adapters. We all know how quickly vendors like to respond to new Windows operating systems

Thanks for not being a low self esteem thank you whore. I appreciate your contribution.

it work on xp or not

Originally Posted by BugALug

it work on xp or not

Yes it works on XP. Read grizzys post if your on Vista or 7.

You could incorporate this technique into Imacros assuming your router has a webserver interface. Macros was built for it. Look up a program called 'macchanger' (original) it's included on backtrack4 and can run on windows. Or do it via the registry as Grizzy said.

I use hotspot shield personally. Free, and gives you a US IP (changes every time you connect). Works for scrapebox very well, not to mention other activities (applying to CPA networks, etc..) since I live in Thailand now.

I Use macshift now to do this....i have a bot the runs with clbotpro, runs ccleaner after each post...and after 5 posts it will change mac, power cycle cable modem(with x10 module) resetip and continue with next post....i dont have to unplug modem

Originally Posted by flightrisk

I Use macshift now to do this....i have a bot the runs with clbotpro, runs ccleaner after each post...and after 5 posts it will change mac, power cycle cable modem(with x10 module) resetip and continue with next post....i dont have to unplug modem

nice! does macshift let you do the powercycle via button in software? SMAC doesn't,

no ive made a autoit bot that stops clbot, releaseip, runs macshift then power cycle modem with x10 module and x10ping....then after ip renews clbot starts again.

bookmarked!

I'm behind a dlink router, have dynamic isp, and I go into my router control panel, change my mac addy, reboot router ===> walla! new ip! done it hundreds of times, even done it dozens of times in one day, never had a problem, works everytime, and never heard a peep from my isp. Found out how to do it from a vid on YT. Got me out of sms for gmall and YT. Been very useful to me.

Here's that video if anyone is interested. YT has a lot of related vids too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKPKAAdg--s

Originally Posted by Boltblue

Here's that video if anyone is interested. YT has a lot of related vids too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKPKAAdg--s

EXcellent, so this can be done behind certain routers to. I think if there a way to do it with Linksys or netgear also it should be posted and I'll add it to the OP.

Well, as I said before, there are a lot of related videos. So here is another video that deals with linksys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJMfazJWDqQ

For those that have different router types, just search YT for your particular brand and hopefully someone has your solution.

I found this on line and it worked for me, I have a cable internet connection. Takes less than 2 minutes.

I've tried this on both Windows XP and Windows 2000 and it has worked:

1. Click on "Start" in the bottom left hand corner of screen
2. Click on "Run"
3. Type in "command" and hit ok

You should now be at an MSDOS prompt screen.

4. Type "ipconfig /release" just like that, and hit "enter"
5. Type "exit" and leave the prompt
6. Right-click on "Network Places" or "My Network Places" on your desktop.
7. Click on "properties"

You should now be on a screen with something titled
"Local Area Connection", or something close to that, and,
if you have a network hooked up, all of your other networks.

8. Right click on "Local Area Connection" and click "properties"
9. Double-click on the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list under the "General" tab
10. Click on "Use the following IP address" under the "General" tab
11. Create an IP address (It doesn't matter what it is. I just type 1 and 2 until i fill the area up).
12. Press "Tab" and it should automatically fill in the "Subnet Mask" section with default numbers.
13. Hit the "Ok" button here
14. Hit the "Ok" button again

You should now be back to the "Local Area Connection" screen.

15. Right-click back on "Local Area Connection" and go to properties again.
16. Go back to the "TCP/IP" settings
17. This time, select "Obtain an IP address automatically"
18. Hit "Ok"
19. Hit "Ok" again
20. You now have a new IP address

This only changes your dynamic IP address, not your ISP/IP address.

This was very quick and easy and took no time at all.