How do you log IP addresses?

[WhatsUpWhatsUp]

Hello,

Looking for a way to log all my IP addresses so they don't cross and link my accounts. Does anyone have any software that helps with this?

Thanks

[slokor]

An excel sheet works well enough for me.

[Hank]

Are you talking about switching off your router to get a new IP? If so, logging IP's is pointless, simply have a system to ensure that when you change accounts the IP is different - doesn't matter what it is.

[rsot]

I used to use an excel sheet too but now I don't really log the IP since it is different each time - dynamic IP

someone wrote a simple program on the forums, I think in python, maybe they'll see this thread

[Aguero]

Originally Posted by WhatsUpWhatsUp

Hello,

Looking for a way to log all my IP addresses so they don't cross and link my accounts. Does anyone have any software that helps with this?

Thanks

One useful Excel worksheet:

https://www.aspkin.com/forums/multip...-stealths.html

[Pandoras_box]

James's sheet works well. If you have difficulty using it, just use a plain excel sheet with the find feature every time you log an IP.
Make sure to have the file synchronise to a server such as google drive.

I'm typically fine getting rid of the entire host ID section every time I cycle IPs, e.g. 123.456.xxx

[kirkland]

Originally Posted by rsot

I used to use an excel sheet too but now I don't really log the IP since it is different each time - dynamic IP

are you using a mobile hotspot? isn't the IP pool limited so that eventually your accounts will mix with each other?

[Pandoras_box]

Originally Posted by kirkland

are you using a mobile hotspot? isn't the IP pool limited so that eventually your accounts will mix with each other?

rsot isn't a heavy seller. If you run a good number of heavy-weight accounts using one network, logging IPs will be a necessity.

Here in the UK, some pools like 'Three' & 'O2' are really large. You'd struggle to cycle their pool.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by kirkland

are you using a mobile hotspot? isn't the IP pool limited so that eventually your accounts will mix with each other?

I'm using regular residential dynamic IP provider - mobile tetherting is a backup option. I also use backup of dial-up...

[SaiJin]

I keep it simple... xcel sheet, copy, paste and save.