whats a quick way to change ip
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blackieman
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I am no expert on this but based on another thread, if you get heavily used shared proxies, CL will need phone verification a large % of the time.
I have no luck changing IP on my cable connection.
But I have heard with DSL you get a new IP everytime you power up.
Or you can get a dial-up which gets a new IP everytime.
I have no luck changing IP on my cable connection.
But I have heard with DSL you get a new IP everytime you power up.
Or you can get a dial-up which gets a new IP everytime.
vegasvillan
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you can get hidemyip...it works really well and its only 30 bucks
unravelled
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If your ISP assigns IP's dynamically just run "ipconfig /release & ipconfig /renew" at a command prompt
yes the & symbol is included in that command syntax and will automatically release and renew your ip in one shot, you can run it as a macro or task to get it done on autopilot.
If your ISP assigns IP's statically there are quite a few options. Aircards or tethered cell phones work really well as you basically disconnect and reconnect to refresh ip's. Proxies will work but you will have to confirm they aren't saturated or flagged IP's. Extra work but well worth it. VPS's accessed from your local machine using remote desktop are another option and usually allow you to choose how many ip's you would like with your server.
yes the & symbol is included in that command syntax and will automatically release and renew your ip in one shot, you can run it as a macro or task to get it done on autopilot.
If your ISP assigns IP's statically there are quite a few options. Aircards or tethered cell phones work really well as you basically disconnect and reconnect to refresh ip's. Proxies will work but you will have to confirm they aren't saturated or flagged IP's. Extra work but well worth it. VPS's accessed from your local machine using remote desktop are another option and usually allow you to choose how many ip's you would like with your server.
nutsforsports
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I log into my router and click on status, then disconnect and then connect. It gives me a new IP every time. I also record the ip to make sure I don't end up using repeat ones with certain sensitive sites.
vegasvillan
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I have posted several ads through hidemyip and I have not had a problem yet...maybe I got fresh IPs I dunno
In order to do this properly and efficiently you will need the following;
FoxyProxy [hxxp://foxyproxy•mozdev•org/]
Free Socks5 Proxies [hxxp://www•xroxy•com/proxy-type-Socks5•htm]
When looking for a proper proxy go after the US based ones, that'll help out with keeping under the radar, and also go for the ones with the higher range port numbers (10000+) - it'll definitely help you out.
FoxyProxy is easy to figure out and they have video tutorials if you need assistance.
Use WHOer [hxxp://www•whoer•net] once you have enabled your selected proxy to verify that you are not on blacklisted (Only for e-mail) and to verify the details of the chosen proxy ip.
If this helped you please Thank me.
I had to write this three times because backspace sent me to the previous page in the quick reply.... dontch'a hate that...
FoxyProxy [hxxp://foxyproxy•mozdev•org/]
Free Socks5 Proxies [hxxp://www•xroxy•com/proxy-type-Socks5•htm]
When looking for a proper proxy go after the US based ones, that'll help out with keeping under the radar, and also go for the ones with the higher range port numbers (10000+) - it'll definitely help you out.
FoxyProxy is easy to figure out and they have video tutorials if you need assistance.
Use WHOer [hxxp://www•whoer•net] once you have enabled your selected proxy to verify that you are not on blacklisted (Only for e-mail) and to verify the details of the chosen proxy ip.
If this helped you please Thank me.
I had to write this three times because backspace sent me to the previous page in the quick reply.... dontch'a hate that...
A quick way to change your IP address is through proxies. But take care because if you are using proxy websites is most probably not to work because the most proxies are low quality. Although, you can use the proxies from . Better alternatives are TOR Project one of the best hide ip application and IP Privacy privacy-pro.com (which has premium proxies)
homenet
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Public proxies are kind of lame, you can go through a list of 1000 and only find 2 working, plus there slow and rarely anonymous.
If you are able to get installs from downloads then i recommend Dexters reverse proxy, you can bind it to any application and when someone installs it there pc acts as a private proxy. By doing this your getting fresh ip's that are more than unlikely completely unused and abused. If you keep getting installs you can have an unlimited supply of them aswell
If you are able to get installs from downloads then i recommend Dexters reverse proxy, you can bind it to any application and when someone installs it there pc acts as a private proxy. By doing this your getting fresh ip's that are more than unlikely completely unused and abused. If you keep getting installs you can have an unlimited supply of them aswell