How To Change The Ip As We Need..,

[SilEnt_KillEr]

Need to change my IP to another Existing IP (Like 000.000.000.000 or 111.111.111.111 or any other similar IP address)
Is there anyone who know how to do it?? Please help me..!

Thanks..!

SilEnt_KillEr Reviewed by SilEnt_KillEr on 6th Sep 2008. How To Change The Ip As We Need.., Need to change my IP to another Existing IP (Like 000.000.000.000 or 111.111.111.111 or any other similar IP address) Is there anyone who know how to do it?? Please help me..! Thanks..! Rating: 5

[UltimA]

You can't just 'change' IP.

If you have a Dynamic IP, your ISP will automatically do it for you (or when you reset your router.. etc).
Chances are you don't however.

You could also look into using a proxy service like Tor.

[clarksta]

or you could use something like this:

http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html

[adi]

Or you can subscribe to dynamic VPN

[pimpinjg]

or you can login to your router control panel and change your routers mac address witch works if you have a static or dynamic ip

[Jolly Roger]

You can't just 'change' IP.

If you have a Dynamic IP, your ISP will automatically do it for you (or when you reset your router.. etc).
Chances are you don't however.

You could also look into using a proxy service like Tor.

Don't ISPs give dynamic by default?

Just switch off your modem and PC and then start them all back on. Most of the time, you have a new IP.

or you can login to your router control panel and change your routers mac address witch works if you have a static or dynamic ip

Do that and you'll be disconnected from the internet until you call your ISP and ask them to recache your MAC address, incase you have a static IP. Never attempt this until specifically told by your ISP.

[adi]

Don't ISPs give dynamic by default?

Just switch off your modem and PC and then start them all back on. Most of the time, you have a new IP.

Not really, some users have static IP package

[pimpinjg]

Don't ISPs give dynamic by default?

Just switch off your modem and PC and then start them all back on. Most of the time, you have a new IP.

Do that and you'll be disconnected from the internet until you call your ISP and ask them to recache your MAC address, incase you have a static IP. Never attempt this until specifically told by your ISP.

ive had 4 isp's before and this always worked (all were static as well)

[gcs89]

http://proxybrowsing.com
would be a good choice if ur ip is blocked by any site

[silent assassin]

there is also hidemyass.com
i hav a proxy on my site too warezhood.com/proxy/index.php