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Hows it goin
just for the fun of it , im writing a batch file.
this may sound daft but should you disconnect before typing ipconfig/release ipconfig/renew ?
i would assume you would stay connected so you could p[erform such an operation . however after doing this, the IP still has not changed ?
Thanks people
just for the fun of it , im writing a batch file.
this may sound daft but should you disconnect before typing ipconfig/release ipconfig/renew ?
i would assume you would stay connected so you could p[erform such an operation . however after doing this, the IP still has not changed ?
Thanks people
What do you mean by disconnect? Do you mean disconnect the cable? IP addresses usually stay the same when using the same DHCP server over and over. The reason for this is, is that unless your MAC address changes, your IP really shouldn't/won't. That is one reason why cable users (though they use DHCP and dynamic IP) have been known to keep the same IP address for a year or more as long as the networking device (or it's MAC address) on the connection doesn't change.
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this is the thing ... ive had the same ip address for months and months and months .... people which know me may have aquired my IP address through the admin logs on certain message boards etc , therefore i was hoping i would be able to change my IP address ?
i was under the impression an IP address will not change until the connection is dropped to the ISP , then upon reconnection to the internet, a new IP would be issued...
i could be totally wrong, im no expert .
i was under the impression an IP address will not change until the connection is dropped to the ISP , then upon reconnection to the internet, a new IP would be issued...
i could be totally wrong, im no expert .
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Originally Posted by Rebellious
this is the thing ... ive had the same ip address for months and months and months .... people which know me may have aquired my IP address through the admin logs on certain message boards etc , therefore i was hoping i would be able to change my IP address ?
i was under the impression an IP address will not change until the connection is dropped to the ISP , then upon reconnection to the internet, a new IP would be issued...
i could be totally wrong, im no expert .
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