30 replies to this topic

[Dgameman1]

Let's say my public IP address is currently
1.11.111.1111
Is it possible to change it to something else without having to restart my modem?

[OfChange]

Yo don't ask about IP's fucking Valik on here gets all butt hurt about it I already got my thread locked cause I asked.

Edit- If your reading this Valik your a cocksucking faggot, its the guys like you that get bullied their whole child hood.

Edited by OfChange, 24 February 2012 - 07:07 AM.

[Mikeman27294]

nope. Other than using a proxy <-- see what I did there?

Edited by Mikeman27294, 24 February 2012 - 07:06 AM.

[Dgameman1]

nope. Other than using a proxy <-- see what I did there?

So there's no way at all to make it so that I can change my ip?
Like, at all? can I make autoit use proxies or something? lol idk

[LearnersPermit]

IP addresses are assigned to a device by MAC addresses, therefore, MAC addresses are whats the most important thing.

There are several ways to change IP Addresses.

1. Unplug your modem for about 5-6 days, DHCP Leases usually expire by that time, the poor sucker who grabbed your IP address is outta luck.... (slow)
2. Change your modem. Your IP address will change (immediately) this requires calling your ISP......
3. Change your router, a different router with a different MAC address gets a diff IP address from the DHCP Servers (immediately)
4. Directly hook up a different computer right to a modem, your pc has a diff MAC address then that of your router (immediately)

Keep in mind after each unplugging and replugging of the connections, you must powercycle or even reset your modem. Your modem usually stores the last attached MAC address, if you do not powercycle/reset modem, you'll get an invalid IP address.

That's about it.. good luck

[Dgameman1]

So what about those commands that are like
iprelease
iprenew?

[LearnersPermit]

That wont do you any good because u need to change your MAC address, which ever device that is directly connected to the modem. If your PC is direct to the modem I have seen in the past, some windows applications where you can change your mac address, however though, your issue will not be fixed until your modem gets reset.

If you are going through a router, some routers allow you to modify your mac address to anything you'd like. But keep in mind again, you still need to reset that modem..

Resetting modems are usually only capable of being done by you, physically unplugging and resetting it. Some modems however do allow you to reset it over the web GUI interface. These are usually modems that are set up at businesses.

So, if you are absolutely lucky and have all the equipment needed, a modem that can be reset over the http GUI, a router that can have the mac address modified to whatever you'd like it to be, then yes you can change your IP address.

Your script would be something like this:

1. open up browser
2. open browser to modem IP address
3. log into modem
4. reset modem
5. open browser to router IP address
6. log into router
7. navigate to router page, generate a random MAC address, update MAC address
8. reboot router
9. log back into modem and reboot modem again "just to be safe"
10. your "public IP address" should be different now

[Dgameman1]

That wont do you any good because u need to change your MAC address, which ever device that is directly connected to the modem. If your PC is direct to the modem I have seen in the past, some windows applications where you can change your mac address, however though, your issue will not be fixed until your modem gets reset.

If you are going through a router, some routers allow you to modify your mac address to anything you'd like. But keep in mind again, you still need to reset that modem..

Resetting modems are usually only capable of being done by you, physically unplugging and resetting it. Some modems however do allow you to reset it over the web GUI interface. These are usually modems that are set up at businesses.

So, if you are absolutely lucky and have all the equipment needed, a modem that can be reset over the http GUI, a router that can have the mac address modified to whatever you'd like it to be, then yes you can change your IP address.

Your script would be something like this:

1. open up browser
2. open browser to modem IP address
3. log into modem
4. reset modem
5. open browser to router IP address
6. log into router
7. navigate to router page, generate a random MAC address, update MAC address
8. reboot router
9. log back into modem and reboot modem again "just to be safe"
10. your "public IP address" should be different now

Oh, I see what you're saying.
Um, I know that in VB.NET you can create a webbrowser and use a proxy with that webbrowser.
Could autoit create a webbrowser with a certain proxy that i give? like
1.11.111.1111:PORT
or something like that?

[danwilli]

*You're.
If you know Valik enough to state these claims, you should know he is going to make you look like a fool. You should have AT LEAST used proper grammer for one of your last posts on this forum.
Farewell.

EDIT: Removed the offending quote, as I should know better as pointed out by BrewManNH... Thanks BrewMan Sometimes I get in these Friday moods and do stupid things

Edited by danwilli, 24 February 2012 - 08:41 PM.

[BrewManNH]

danwilli, you should know better than to feed the trolls.

[Valik]

Yo don't ask about IP's fucking Valik on here gets all butt hurt about it I already got my thread locked cause I asked.

Edit- If your reading this Valik your a cocksucking faggot, its the guys like you that get bullied their whole child hood.

Bullied? I don't recall much bullying. So either I wasn't bullied and your blanket generalization is wrong (It is) or I repressed those memories damn good (I didn't).

And now you get to experience the blocking system first-hand. I hope it was worth it. You know, being completely boring and unoriginal. If only you were the first person to call me a "cocksucking faggot" (a tautology by-the-way). You're not. You're about number eight-thousand and thirty-two. Boring.

Let me save you a spot of trouble, too. Tor is blocked. So good luck evading the block with it.

Carry on.

[Dgameman1]

So... other than OfChange being a retard.
Anyone have any idea on how to do this or is it a lost cause with autoit?

[JohnOne]

It is not a matter of can autoit do it, it is a matter of can you do it?

You understand right that an external IP is allocated by your ISP?

If you can change your IP manually then just automate the process, my guess is autoit can accommodate that
provided the user is up to the task themselves.

Edited by JohnOne, 24 February 2012 - 11:23 PM.

[CaptainClucks]

Talking about proxies, some time ago I set up a little system to autoban hack attempts and autoban IPs when automation is detected in the wrong places on my site, about now I have a huge IP blacklist so I made a script to list IP addresses that were pingable, about only 15 of them responded and as I was accessing them through chrome, I got this very interesting one "66.96.226.52".

If you go to it, there will be an apache index and a directory called "d", inside that directory will be a file called "list.txt", inside "list.txt" is a huge list of proxy servers, I've never seen so many proxies listed in one place, I tried fixing a script to spider the urls and autoban any IP listed but got stuck in the regexp required to detect them in certain urls that the script followed and manually blocking them would be a huge effort and sometimes the spider would veer off course and end up following advertisements.

[Dgameman1]

Hmm. Alright guys. Thanks then. Yeah, it's not something that autoit can do unless autoit can pull out the power of my modem to reset
Thanks

[Valik]

Talking about proxies, some time ago I set up a little system to autoban hack attempts and autoban IPs when automation is detected in the wrong places on my site, about now I have a huge IP blacklist so I made a script to list IP addresses that were pingable, about only 15 of them responded and as I was accessing them through chrome, I got this very interesting one "66.96.226.52".

If you go to it, there will be an apache index and a directory called "d", inside that directory will be a file called "list.txt", inside "list.txt" is a huge list of proxy servers, I've never seen so many proxies listed in one place, I tried fixing a script to spider the urls and autoban any IP listed but got stuck in the regexp required to detect them in certain urls that the script followed and manually blocking them would be a huge effort and sometimes the spider would veer off course and end up following advertisements.

Interesting.

[Xandy]

Autoit can pull the power cord from the modem. Just build a little usb robot that responds to a value in a file, have AutoIT update this file. Attach the robot to the wall near the power socket, and attach the robot arm to the power cord itself. It would work. I'm sure of it. Just make sure you don't remove the power to the Autoit computer. That would be a fail that would require a manual fix.

[Robjong]

HttpSetProxy?

[Dgameman1]

HttpSetProxy?

Thank YOU!
But i'm not 100% sure on how to use this.
I go to http://www.whatsmyip.org/ and it shows my ip.
Then I run
HttpSetProxy(2, "173.26.110.101:6515")
then I refresh the website, and it still shows the same IP.

[somdcomputerguy]

Going to 173.26.110.101:6515 yields a 404 (page not found) error. I would say that it's not a valid proxy, or there is an issue there.