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I am trying to relocate my ip address to appear i am in some other country e.g the us.anyone got a us ip and port?

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OP asked for a US IP and a port. Clarification from was on the right track: changing the address on a local adapter (as suggested by ) only affects the machine’s LAN/private address or DHCP lease. It does not change the public IP that websites see. To appear to originate from another country, traffic must be routed through an endpoint located in that country (VPN, proxy, remote VPS/SOCKS, or Tor) rather than just changing the local adapter settings.

Common, practical options:

  • VPN: easiest for all apps and streams; pick a reputable provider with US servers. Overview: VPN overview.
  • SSH SOCKS via a US-hosted VPS: create a tunnel and point a browser to localhost SOCKS. Example:
    ssh -D 1080 user@us-vps.example.com
  • HTTP/SOCKS proxies or residential proxies: app-level only, varying trust and reliability.
  • Tor: hides origin but is slower and often blocked by sites (Tor Project).

Verification and leak checks: confirm the public IP after connecting (example):

curl -s https://ipinfo.io/ip

Also test for DNS leaks and WebRTC leaks; WebRTC can reveal local IPs from browsers (see MDN WebRTC). Disable IPv6 or ensure the chosen VPN handles IPv6 to avoid leaks.

Ports: changing a service’s listening port is local configuration plus router NAT/port-forwarding to expose it externally. For checking listening ports on the host, use netstat/ss (Linux: ss -tuln; Windows: netstat -ano). Outbound source ports are normally ephemeral and managed by the OS; altering them is advanced and rarely needed.

Caveats: free proxies can be insecure, streaming platforms may detect and block VPNs, and bypassing geo-restrictions can violate service terms or local law. For a reliable US IP, a reputable VPN or a self-hosted US VPS + SOCKS tunnel is the most robust choice.

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Member Avatar for Laranjinho

Hi there,
I think you need to be more specific. are you inside a LAN, a WAN...? Explain what's happening, and the environment...

Member Avatar for suki_boy

Bro.You need this Program its an Ip Changer and the best feature is that u dont need reboot.

IP Changer 2.0

IP Changer 2.0 doesn’t requires system rebooting when you change desktop or notebook’s TCP/IP even though your system’s OS is windows 9X or ME. It can change
your desktop’s network setting only by one-click and also supports static IP and DHC

http://www.ziddu.com/download/1714576/Ip-Changer.rar.html

Member Avatar for suki_boy

Or u can do it without a program but u dont know the geographis place od the Ip ur Using

Heres a tip how u can change ur Ip
Open a new window in Notepad and write down this:

echo ipconfig/flushdns
ipconfig/flushdns
echo ip config/release
ipconfig/release
echo ipconfig/renew
ipconfig/renew
exit

and save it like a bat. file

eg:

IP.bat

And open it.Its done.See ya

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