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Post by iFlyyyy on Jan 8, 2009 0:57:11 GMT
Hmmm? You're changing it that way, or draconis/thazumi are?
Anyways, it's a pretty cool idea.
Also, how do you tell if someone has a dynamic or static IP?
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Post by altomarelatios on Jan 8, 2009 1:24:45 GMT
Also, how do you tell if someone has a dynamic or static IP? go to run (for vista, press window's key + R) and type in cmd.exe on command, type in ipconfig/all it should make a long list. look at the lines with "DHCP enabled" If it says yes, then you have a static IP If it says no, then you have a dynamic IP. =========================== If you have expensive internet, like ADSL, then you have a static IP. |
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Post by iFlyyyy on Jan 8, 2009 1:30:15 GMT
Well, mine says that DHCP Enabled..................No
So does that mean that I have a dynamic IP?
BUT, one of the lines says Yes.
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Post by altomarelatios on Jan 8, 2009 1:42:55 GMT
well.. thats probably an inaccurate method since it doesnt work on my laptop...
.... if your internet costs quite a bit then it should be static,
if its cheap then its likely that its dynamic.
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Post by iFlyyyy on Jan 8, 2009 1:49:09 GMT
DYNAMIC ENTRY!!!! *crash*
Which one is better, anyways?
((((((((((Found a New Year's Resolution. LEARN HTML.))))))))))
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Post by altomarelatios on Jan 8, 2009 2:00:04 GMT
although it is more expensive, for static, it is possible for you to host a site if you have a server.
dynamic is cheaper internet but you can't host a site and also you might share IP's with other people (around where you live... maybe state, idk) and if they do things wrong and get banned, you might get banned too. also, you might be suspected of having multi accounts since you have the same IP as someone else.
and this has nothing to do with html
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Post by iFlyyyy on Jan 8, 2009 2:01:34 GMT
So, it's a good thing that I have static?
And, you mentioned with Skariz, that you can turn dynamic IP 'off?'
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Post by altomarelatios on Jan 8, 2009 2:04:09 GMT
no, he might have switched to another internet provider company.
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Post by michael472 on Jan 8, 2009 2:18:42 GMT
yeah...do I have a dynamic or static IP? It used to be different because I had Verizon, now comcast.
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Post by altomarelatios on Jan 8, 2009 2:36:18 GMT
yeah...do I have a dynamic or static IP? It used to be different because I had Verizon, now comcast. should be static |
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Post by dzee on Jan 8, 2009 2:38:23 GMT
i have static appearntly lol but i dnt think this is the place to be talking about this.
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Post by jprenz on Jan 10, 2009 0:17:42 GMT
Do I have a static? cause I run the cmd and I got this Dhcp Enabled = Yes , If so how can I change my Ip then? is there a program of somesort cause I did change my Ip before by pulling off the adopter of my Ethernet. I'm using PLDT DSL btw (local Internet Provider at our country). Thanks in advance.
►JpRenz
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Post by altomarelatios on Jan 10, 2009 6:54:32 GMT
Do I have a static? cause I run the cmd and I got this Dhcp Enabled = Yes , If so how can I change my Ip then? is there a program of somesort cause I did change my Ip before by pulling off the adopter of my Ethernet. I'm using PLDT DSL btw (local Internet Provider at our country). Thanks in advance. ►JpRenz it looks like you have a static IP. ====================================== check your IP every now and then (maybe every few hours or days) if the last few numbers change every now and then, the you have a dynamic IP, if the numbers don't change, then you have a static IP. you can check your IP here: whatsmyip.org/or download this firefox addon: www.ermodev.se/visa_firefoxExtensions.htm |
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Post by Admin on Jan 27, 2009 9:16:40 GMT
Anyways, I accept and fully comply to the Oath of course.
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Post by Skariz on Jan 28, 2009 17:14:41 GMT
Just to let you know I am not Nega lordzxil or w.e he is.
And someone said that it was from a school computer so he could have been messing around
on a school comp.
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