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IP change for Time Warner: alternative suggestions
 

My internet provider is Time Warner and my internet box is Surfboard. Okay, this is exactly what I did. I went to my router, Its Motorola, my username is admin and password is motorola. At this point im suppose to find my Mac Address. Where do I find that at? Is it under "status, basic, advanced, firewall, parental control, or wireless options? I clicked on "Basic option" and it shows that I can change my LAN ip address but not MAC address. You can see it below. Am I on the right page????

LAN IP Address . . ..
MAC Address [
MAC Address [Expires Fri Nov 09 06:02:16 2012
IPv4 DNS Servers:

Buddy you just put your ip address and router info on the internet. You should edit these numbers and don't give out that info

I am also having the same problem, I have comcast with a surfboard router, at the bottom there is an option for a "spoofed" MAC address, when I change this, it changes my ip but then I lose my internet connection, not sure what the issue is.

Same here
 

We are going through the same problem. When I use spoofed mac address then I lose internet. If you find a solution then let me know and I will do the same for you buddy.

Time Warner is super difficult to change IP, I have same ISP and it's not worth trying. I rely on my Phone to tether and a Dongle.

Thx!
 

I knew something was up when I couldnt change my ip like everyone else. It looks like people with Time Warner are having the most difficult time changing ip so I will have to research when u suggested which is tethering and dongo and see what I come up with.

Yeah
 

I guess im going with Dongle then. Do you know any stores that sell it? Can I buy it at wal-mart or Best-Buy, if so then how much?

Everyone has their favorite Dongle but you can buy them from any of the following Vendors:

T-Mobile: http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/...ported Browser

Verizon: http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/s... Your Location

Sprint: http://=http://shop.sprint.com/myspr...nterruption...

Which is better? :noidea: hard to say, everyone has different opinions on each. Personally I am using T-Mobile Rocket 4G prepaid @ $25/Month for 1.5GB.
T-Mobile $25 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Pass, 1.5GB, 30-Day: Cell Phones : Walmart.com]- Walmart

Simplest long term reply is to look for other means of accessing the internet.

Pay attention to MM78's advice.

Time-Warner is troublesome for stealth purposes.

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Mm78
 

Since we both have same internet provider then I will buy same one as you tomorrow from Wal-Mart. Thanks!

T-Mobile Rocket 4G prepaid @ $25/Month for 1.5GB.
T-Mobile $25 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Pass, 1.5GB, 30-Day: Cell Phones : Walmart.com]- Walmart

Good luck Ngalo - I had a problem with static IP for long time too so I understand your predicament.

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/ip-addr...pod-touch.html

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Yuuuuup!!!
 

Thank you MM78 and everybody else.

Today I went to purchase a "T-Mobile Jet 2.0 4G" as MM78 and it works.

Everytime I pull it out it gives me a new ip address and I puchased a cheap prepaid phone for the phone portion of the account.

I am good and ready to create many accounts. I read the stealth book couple of times but this site helped me to fully understand it all.

Anytime, that's what we are here for...

I have a time warner cable and I use routers for each account. Works great, and its pretty cheap.

That works great if you have 10 or less stealth but if you have 20-30 I would not want to have that many routers/modems.

I know someone that called TW up, and asked them to manually reset it on their end. They called around 6pm and left it off until they got back from work the next day around 4pm (off for around 22 hours), and then plugged it back in and it was a fresh ip.

If you understand how IPs work then you know they constantly cycle, but if you are still plugged in than it will skip you. So the only way to get a new IP is if it off, as the process happens in like 1/100th of a second or so. And depending on your cycle it could happen once a day, week, month, etc. So its all about timing, and if you are always plugged in, then it wont happen.

I understand what you mean, but my routers are extremely small and very convenient. Therefore, even when I reach to 20-30 stealth accounts, I think I will still go with swapping routers since its cost efficient.

Yeah!
 

You have to whats best for you. I agree it might be cheaper but its a little bit more work. With the T-Mobile Jet 2.0 all I do is pull it out the usb and put right back in then I got a new ip address. You can find cheaper ones on Ebay being sold for only 5 dollars. 25 dollars covers a month internet but you also get fast internet service and can take it on the road to the park etc

@Impact, Amen if it works for you, it's all about what works for each person. If the multiple modems works then keep chugging along! :thumb:

Couldn't agree more! :)

Be diligent in logging your IP's. My T-Mobile Jet 2.0 only has a pool of around 200 IP's and I was getting many duplicates.