How to reregister on trackers/hold multiple accounts

**anon** · 24.08.11, 23:19

It can vary depending on your provider, but chances are only the IP assigned to your current (direct connection) MAC address will change.

Short answer: no.

**DukeTT** · 24.08.11, 23:28

I'm completely uneducated in this area :(

How hard is it to change your IP when you're behind router? I run dd-wrt custom firmware on it.

**anon** · 24.08.11, 23:30

Just change your router's MAC if it allows that, or enable MAC cloning for your local IP, then change your network card's MAC.

A router and/or modem restart (turn power off, wait 10 seconds, then turn it on) may be required to successfully resynchronize with your ISP.

**DukeTT** · 25.08.11, 00:11

Should I just change the last 2-4 digits in the MAC address or press the "Get Current PC MAC address" button? Wouldn't pressing that button synchronize my IPs behind and in front of the router?

**anon** · 25.08.11, 00:13

Originally Posted by DukeTT

Should I just change the last 2-4 digits in the MAC address

Yes.

Wouldn't pressing that button synchronize my IPs behind and in front of the router?

No, that'd give you the same address as when you plugged your PC directly to the modem.

**DukeTT** · 25.08.11, 00:16

Originally Posted by anon

No, that'd give you the same address as when you plugged your PC directly to the modem.

Yes, that's exactly what I meant by "synchronizing the behind and in-front IPs"

Much love anon, you're great help as always.

**The Shutter** · 25.08.11, 01:01

Originally Posted by DukeTT

I have a question regarding changing your IP (using this method).

I'm behind a home router (which I can easily bypass and connect my cable modem straight to my PC) and I get different IPs when I'm behind the router and when it's left out, but I mean completely different IPs and not just like last 4 digits.

If I run that batch while I have a direct PC-to-modem connection, will my both IPs change? (behind the router and direct connection to modem)
I thought that My IP Address Is 212.117.164.221 - Quick and Easy way to SEE my IP address - CmyIP.com would report the same IP, no matter if I was behind the router or not.

you want to change your ip range???

for changing ip

just open cmd & write

Code:

ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flush
ipconfig /renew

**Cheat248** · 21.10.11, 07:39

Originally Posted by saebrtooth

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthre...e=6#post170871
He made mention of scc that it has this function but then later says not sure because his country is not banned[COLOR="Silver"]

Yes some trackers are only signup banned but they dont ban accounts accessed from those countries
EXAMPLE SCC

Very useful , i actually learned something from here

**anon** · 21.10.11, 17:27

Originally Posted by Cheat248

Yes some trackers are only signup banned but they dont ban accounts accessed from those countries
EXAMPLE SCC

Those are flagged as "signup" on the list.

**skyfox71** · 24.11.11, 11:11

Sorry if this question has already been answered but I would just like to know, if you get banned on say, TL or PTP, does this mean that your IP address is banned for good or can you sign up for a new account after a set amount of days?

**anon** · 24.11.11, 14:55

Originally Posted by skyfox71

if you get banned on say, TL or PTP, does this mean that your IP address is banned for good

Act as if that was the case, and you'll spare yourself a lot of unnecessary frustration.

**skyfox71** · 24.11.11, 19:51

Thankfully a dynamic IP address comes in very handy!lol

**illusive** · 19.05.12, 21:00

so according to main post if I did all necessary things specially changing my ip address then I don't need to change my MAC address ?? I've been told that what.cd can discover me by my MAC address ??

sorry if the question is repeated but I need to be sure to know if I can stop trying change my MAC address or not.