Changing my IP Address
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is there anyway to do it? besides
1) unplugging my router overnight (i've tried it, and i think it doesn't work)
2) using the command release thing. (doesn't work for me)
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got such thing ar
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You mean renewing it is it?
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hmm, i'm not sure.
anyone knows how to make me have a new IP add?
(what's renewing btw? ) -
go startOriginally posted by HygieneSetsco:hmm, i'm not sure.
anyone knows how to make me have a new IP add?
(what's renewing btw? )
run
type cmd
at command prompt type ipconfig /release all
then type ipconfig /renew all -
you can't change your IP address on the net as u are not the ISP
however u can give yourself a static IP address if u are just connecting 1-1 -
Only can renew my dear...haha
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The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation.Originally posted by Rockhound:go start
run
type cmd
at command prompt type ipconfig /release all
then type ipconfig /renew all
i get this error =/ -
i don't think iprelease and iprenew changes ip la.
cuz my home lan the ip range, if i release my com's ip, and renew, it takes up the only available slot, which is my same ipaddress. lol -
how come your computer cannot detect your network card?Originally posted by HygieneSetsco:The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation.
i get this error =/ -
cant ba..
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the home router has a ip address range maybe 1-120Originally posted by dumbdumb!:i don't think iprelease and iprenew changes ip la.
cuz my home lan the ip range, if i release my com's ip, and renew, it takes up the only available slot, which is my same ipaddress. lol
so the first computer that connects to the router will get a ip of
192.168.1.1
and 2nd is
192.168.1.2
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1. Router assigns IP addresses by DHCP, and the one that is not taken up will be your IP address. Unless another PC uses that IP address, you will still use that IP address.
If that's your only PC at home, it explains why your IP address won't change.
Anyway, that is a private IP address, it doesn't matter if it changes or not. If it's a public one, disconnecting from the Net and connecting back will change your IP address.
2. What operating system are you using? Do you have administrator rights on this PC?
3. What did you to make Command Prompt give out this error?The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation.
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TS: are u trying to change your external or internal IP address?
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try doing it on a network switch and it does change...Originally posted by dumbdumb!:i don't think iprelease and iprenew changes ip la.
cuz my home lan the ip range, if i release my com's ip, and renew, it takes up the only available slot, which is my same ipaddress. lol
u wont feel much when u are at hm -
Aiya just power down the router/modem, wait for a few minutes then restart it. Confirm change de.
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1. i've another computer, and i think it's the same IP, as it's the same router =/Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:1. Router assigns IP addresses by DHCP, and the one that is not taken up will be your IP address. Unless another PC uses that IP address, you will still use that IP address.
If that's your only PC at home, it explains why your IP address won't change.
Anyway, that is a private IP address, it doesn't matter if it changes or not. If it's a public one, disconnecting from the Net and connecting back will change your IP address.
2. What operating system are you using? Do you have administrator rights on this PC?
3. What did you to make Command Prompt give out this error?
2. erm. windows XP. and yes
3.
at command prompt type ipconfig /release all
then type ipconfig /renew all
hmm, not sure, what's the difference?Originally posted by thoreldan:TS: are u trying to change your external or internal IP address?
the one that gets detected by websites lor -
at command prompt type ipconfig /release all
Try this:
then type ipconfig /renew all
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
As for the next question, there's a difference.
Private IP addresses are for private use only; you will never find them on the Net. The public one, for those using Singnet, just disconnect from the Internet and reconnect back will change your IP address. -
hmm, when i try to release, i still get this error.
The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation. -
OK.
Can you get this info out:
cd desktop
ipconfig /all > info.txt
start notepad info.txt
Copy and paste the info here. -
OK, this works for starhub users. i'm not sure for other providers.
1. go to your router configuration page, change the mac address of the router( MAC Address Clone).
2. restart the whole system of your router network and modem.
OR
1. if u dont use a router, get a MAC adress spoofer and mask your actual Mac address of the active network adapter u are using.
2. restart the whole system of your router network and modem. -
hmm.. trying to change your IP address to play online games that only sarport certain IPs? or trying to create clones acct?
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could be the latter oneOriginally posted by sLeEpWaLkErInG:hmm.. trying to change your IP address to play online games that only sarport certain IPs? or trying to create clones acct?
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all the computers connected to the same router that is connected to the same ISP will show the same address IP address, the one detected by websites.Originally posted by HygieneSetsco:hmm, not sure, what's the difference?
the one that gets detected by websites lor
This is because the IP address, detected by websites, comes from the "router", not from the different computers connected to the router.
So you change the IP of the computers, the IP address (detected by websites) will not change. (I am talking in layman terms) -
so is there anyway to change? =/