Re: IP Address Change (Fail)

by **Storm** Wed Sep 17, 2008 2:00 pm

It's connected to my modem

by **Shadman** Wed Sep 17, 2008 9:24 pm

Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

by **Xavior** Thu Sep 18, 2008 8:22 am

ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

Technically that is you, the user.

by Gringo Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:14 pm

guys.. stop all you're technical bullshit, acting like you know, if you set your IP to be set automattically, it changes at a certain time, and re-configures on the next bootup, and you dont choose your IP, unless you have it set to manual, your ISP does.

getting back on topic.

here's what i want you to do. type ipconig /all in cmd, print screen, edit with paint and cover physical adress, and then post the screenie.

by **Shadman** Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:25 pm

Xavior wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

Technically that is you, the user.

ROFL my network admin is my father..GG

by Gringo Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:29 pm

stfu... network admin is someone to admins a NETWORK of computers.. they choose the INTRANETS main IP, and a same but different IP for each networked computer... INTRANET is networked internet, it bassically means INTERNAL internet.. means that if you save a site on the network HDD, the entire internal network of machines can access it... you guys dont know shit..

by E-Nig Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:38 pm

ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

Technically that is you, the user.

ROFL my network admin is my father..GG

And does your father use the computer?

by Gringo Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:48 pm

wow, you fuckers are still going on ..

by E-Nig Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:52 pm

Welcome to the argument forum.

by Gringo Sat Sep 20, 2008 1:39 pm

f u c k SAKE EMILIO POAST THE SCREENIE

by **Shadman** Sat Sep 20, 2008 2:13 pm

E-Nig wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

Technically that is you, the user.

ROFL my network admin is my father..GG

And does your father use the computer?

He uses his I use mine seriously who the f u c k shares a computer these days?

by **Crow** Sat Sep 20, 2008 2:22 pm

ShAdMaN wrote:
E-Nig wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

Technically that is you, the user.

ROFL my network admin is my father..GG

And does your father use the computer?

He uses his I use mine seriously who the f u c k shares a computer these days?

Huge quote omg...

Anyways, dem's right >_> Ye who shares comps, shares porn.

by **Boomlala** Sat Sep 20, 2008 2:30 pm

Crow wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
E-Nig wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
ShAdMaN wrote:
Xavior wrote:
~Bunuel~ wrote:
Xavior wrote:it only changes local bunu, unless you have set the modem/router up to receive ip from your computer.

Lies but k.

Xav, on this point...
I know ...........

If you looked closely I said that. You modem if configured to receive the IP from you. Technically its not chosen by you, its chosen by the modem, you just give it the order to change. It releases the ip and picks up a random one from your areas network pool IF one is available at that time. If you want full control, you have to do the previous and set a static one which might not work unless you know the range and which is in use.

Now, Emilio. You say router, but I need to ask this; is this router connected directly to the outlet? or is it connected to another "box"?(modem)

Technically the Network Admin sets the IP

Technically that is you, the user.

ROFL my network admin is my father..GG

And does your father use the computer?

He uses his I use mine seriously who the f u c k shares a computer these days?

Huge quote omg...

Anyways, dem's right >_> Ye who shares comps, shares porn.

Nice little quote pyramid we've got here. To give a feeling of on-topicness, my PC is the only good one in the house (also the only one without viri and trojans), and everybody wants to be on it.

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