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Changing IP

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BackToRS
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Hi guys,

 

Does anyone know how to change/reset your ip?

 

A friend of mine has been banned on 2 very good accounts within 3-4 days so maybe this solves it

 

 

Most likely will have to contact your provider... Or go a simple route and just mask your ip with a proxy or VPN.

Turn the router off, wait for 5 minutes, turn it back on and it should change.

 

Only if it's a dynamic IP.

Only if it's a dynamic IP.

I believe you can ask your provider to give you a dynamic IP

I believe you can ask your provider to give you a dynamic IP

yes this is true you can call them and they should with no problem

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yes this is true you can call them and they should with no problem

 

What is a dynamic IP?

Edited by BackToRS

If you have a dynamic one reset your router, if you have a static one look for a vpn or contact your ISP.

I have a dynamic IP but restarting my router does nothing, so I'm a bit confused.

I have a dynamic IP but restarting my router does nothing, so I'm a bit confused.

 

Try this:

 

Go to cmd

Type:  ipconfig   (check your ip address)

then:  ipconfig /release

then:   ipconfig /renew

 

you should have a new ip address

Edited by raph

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