| yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 03:21 AM | I.P. Address Detection? I have tried everything but buying a new wireless router.
If I buy a new wireless router will it change the i.p. address effectively?
I called my provider [ Comcast, Xfinity } and they said it will not change my i.p. address if I am wireless. I have a dynamic I.P. and FINALY got into my routers page but there is nothing that allows me to change Mac address.
Again asked comcast about this, they said it is not possible to change the mac address.
Can someone let me know how to change my I.p address?? Been working on this for weeks.
Appreciate it,
Thank You |
rainmaker | 03-18-2015 05:01 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? What you need is modem that's changing mac address is possible. If I were you, go with hotspot, teather, VPS, or dedicated IP. |
ilcarletto | 03-18-2015 05:04 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by rainmaker
(Post 651424)
What you need is modem that's changing mac address is possible. If I were you, go with hotspot, teather, VPS, or dedicated IP. | Easyer would be to have an ISP in dynamic IP address.
In my country is normal to have dynamic IP. It changes every time you switch your router on and off. There must mbe something similar also for US. |
muzzie | 03-18-2015 05:47 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? It depends on the network providers. Some of them offer static IP, some of them offer dynamic ones. It seems that your current provider gave you a static IP and won't change it. So you need a dynamic IP provider. Nice option is to buy a 4G phone with a big data plan, and tether it's connection via WiFi. 4G usb dongle will do the same trick. unplug - plug back - get new ip. |
JamesNorth101 | 03-18-2015 06:10 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? If you are really struggling to change the IP using standard methods then it may be a good idea to look into phone tethering or dongles :thumb: |
Dmshark25 | 03-18-2015 08:17 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? I have Comcast also, and when I first started Stealth I couldn't get into my router settings, it took me a week to figure it out
But I called Comcast and they told me that you can't change the IP, but they just tell everyone that and they wanted to sell me Business Internet where you can get static IP address
But anyway I finally just unplugged everything and plugged the modem and router back in and was able to get into router settings and was able to change my ip
So you can change your IP with Comcast
Your sure you have a Router and Modem and not just the all in one device they are putting in for everyone ??
And if you do have 2 separate devices what Router do you Have?? |
Re: I.P. Address Detection? Have you tried turning off and waiting a bit before turning your MODEM back on (not just router)? |
SilentHill | 03-18-2015 10:45 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? ALRIGHT. I had comcast before. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS ORDER THE BASIC MODEM ( NOT THE ROUTER/MODEM COMBO)
With your own personal router for wifi. Once you have this you can alter your router Mac address or even try router swapping. I like router swapping for the fact that you have a dedicated IP. |
unkown5454 | 03-18-2015 10:56 AM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Comcast lies. Do not talk to them about anything. You are on your own when it comes to this. They will treat you like you are a completely, helpless moron.
I have Comcast and can change my IP just by changing routers. I'm not sure what modem you are using, but mine is just a sh*tty Arris DOCSIS 3.0 |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 12:30 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Thanks everyone.
I do have the all in one router and wireless.
I am going to try and buy a router.
Will replace it and see.
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So my next question is, as long as I change my User on the computer so the cookies are not being tracked and I go to IPBURGER and my i.p. address is changed , then I am good right?
Thanks again for the help.
Yes Comcast treats you like a moron : ) |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:13 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by unkown5454
(Post 651530)
Comcast lies. Do not talk to them about anything. You are on your own when it comes to this. They will treat you like you are a completely, helpless moron.
I have Comcast and can change my IP just by changing routers. I'm not sure what modem you are using, but mine is just a sh*tty Arris DOCSIS 3.0 | How do you do this?
I just tried this and every single time I change they have to re activate the router.
I have a dynamic I.p. not a business account which is what Askpin says is favorable in the stealth book.
I need to figure this out I have been gaining crazy for weeks on end ,just to change my IP address. He makes it sound so easy in the book- Thanks |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:15 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by unkown5454
(Post 651530)
Comcast lies. Do not talk to them about anything. You are on your own when it comes to this. They will treat you like you are a completely, helpless moron.
I have Comcast and can change my IP just by changing routers. I'm not sure what modem you are using, but mine is just a sh*tty Arris DOCSIS 3.0 | ---------
How do you do this?
Everytime I change my router there make me call up at comcast and re initiate the router. Thanks |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:29 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? So do I need a static IP or a dynamic one? I have tried EVERYTHING and I can not change the Mac address in the routers page.
I have a dynamic IP and that is what Aspirin says in the Stealth Book that is favorable.
I just cant figure this out. Damn !!! :mad: :attention: :tears: |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:32 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by SilentHill
(Post 651527)
ALRIGHT. I had comcast before. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS ORDER THE BASIC MODEM ( NOT THE ROUTER/MODEM COMBO)
With your own personal router for wifi. Once you have this you can alter your router Mac address or even try router swapping. I like router swapping for the fact that you have a dedicated IP. | I tried router swapping but I have to call Comcast everytime I swap to re-activate the router each time. I DID NOT get the wireless..
So do I need a static IP or a dynamic one? I have tried EVERYTHING and I can not change the Mac address in the routers page.
I have a dynamic IP and that is what Aspirin says in the Stealth Book that is favorable.
I just cant figure this out. Damn !!! :mad: :attention: :tears: |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:35 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmshark25
(Post 651485)
I have Comcast also, and when I first started Stealth I couldn't get into my router settings, it took me a week to figure it out
But I called Comcast and they told me that you can't change the IP, but they just tell everyone that and they wanted to sell me Business Internet where you can get static IP address
But anyway I finally just unplugged everything and plugged the modem and router back in and was able to get into router settings and was able to change my ip
So you can change your IP with Comcast
Your sure you have a Router and Modem and not just the all in one device they are putting in for everyone ??
And if you do have 2 separate devices what Router do you Have?? | Hello, Its the Zoom Modem now. It is compliant to Xfinity. What a mess. But thanks for any insight. : 0 ) |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:35 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by yellowrotorway
(Post 651618)
Hello, Its the Zoom Modem now. It is compliant to Xfinity. What a mess. But thanks for any insight. : 0 ) | Thanks if you have any insight at all. |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:41 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by unkown5454
(Post 651530)
Comcast lies. Do not talk to them about anything. You are on your own when it comes to this. They will treat you like you are a completely, helpless moron.
I have Comcast and can change my IP just by changing routers. I'm not sure what modem you are using, but mine is just a sh*tty Arris DOCSIS 3.0 | I got the same modem now but you are saying I need a personal router as well?
I've never done this, how do you buy a router, walmart?
Will it work for all my devices? Thanks |
unkown5454 | 03-18-2015 02:42 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Return it and get the Motorola SB6121 or SB6141.
I set these up in multiple homes for friends and they take me 5 minutes. Then slap on whatever router you want.
All of this activation nonsense can be done without calling Comcast. It's all plug and play. |
unkown5454 | 03-18-2015 02:43 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? Quote:
Originally Posted by yellowrotorway
(Post 651620)
I got the same modem now but you are saying I need a personal router as well?
I've never done this, how do you buy a router, walmart?
Will it work for all my devices? Thanks | Both the routers and modems can be had at Walmart for cheap. That includes both Motorolas. That's part of my reason for using them. I can just find them anywhere and pick them up quick. |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:45 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? A router will connect to the modem? thanks Will router work with my I phone and other wifi? Thanks again! |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 02:57 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? You get that modem then changer the router for new IP? A router is the wireless part? |
yellowrotorway | 03-18-2015 03:45 PM | Re: I.P. Address Detection? What a total nightmare... My life sucks, all I do is work and freakin get NO WHERE! I cant take it anymore | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:01 PM. | |
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