when i go to any ip site. i get this ip number 71.80.171.***, this i beleive this is a MAC address? not a IP address? i have wireless internet and i am connected thru a router, any help?
i thought IP addresses are usually 192.168.1.***?
i m trying to change my ip address at the moment
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HI: Try www dot IPBurger dot com...
This will give you a True readout...
Then, we have many posts on changing your ip..
--I also have wireless/router setup.. using verizon dsl.. in my office area..
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192.168.1.*** is to log into the router's admin console if you want to manually change it...a real IP can be 4 sets of any #'s...also make sure you are closing your browser and restarting it when re-checking...
when i go to any ip site. i get this ip number 71.80.171.***, this i beleive this is a MAC address? not a IP address? i have wireless internet and i am connected thru a router, any help?
i thought IP addresses are usually 192.168.1.***?
i m trying to change my ip address at the moment
Your router number is usually 192.168.0.1 or something liek that. If you go to command prompt and type in ipconfig , thats what it would show you...
Your router is probably hanging onto your IP address. Try eBayhateluv suggestion for changing your IP address. It's one of the reasons I bought a second modem from my ISP, I would get a new Ip every time I switched modems out. Cost more money, but a lot easier to switch IPs with a Router.
Aspkin, buying a new router or modem is not necessary, Please see the post I made about changing IP through your router setup to your DSL or Cable Modem.
It works like a charm.
Aspkin, buying a new router or modem is not necessary, Please see the post I made about changing IP through your router setup to your DSL or Cable Modem.
It works like a charm.
Aye, well for me it was a pain the year ago I did this. So instead for a faster way of changing my IP I would use the second modem to get a new ip within seconds rather hours.