Even though it is true that there is a possibility of your IP repeating, the chances are very rare unless you disconnect every day. Most ISP's share a range of IP's for all of their users. When you disconnect and reconnect (if you have a dynamic IP), and you release your IP, that puts it back in the list of available IP addresses. Even though this list is limited, it is HUGE. It needs to be big enough to accommodate all of their customers.

Even though I have a dynamic IP, I hardly ever disconnect, so I doubt that will apply to me, but who knows?

here is a small trick that works sometimes for dynamic IP users

Go to command prompt
Type "ipconfig /release" and hit "enter"
leave the prompt
go to your local area connection-> properties->Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)->general tab
type any IP address (It doesn't matter what it is. just type some numbers to fill the area up).
Press "Tab" and it should automatically fill in the "Subnet Mask" with default numbers.
Hit the "Ok" button

again Go back to the "TCP/IP" settings
this time, select "Obtain an IP address automatically"
Hit "Ok"
check you IP address ..it must have changed

This post has been edited by klusk: Feb 19 2008, 09:19 PM

Via cable internet the ip is dropped every 7 days (usually). You can wait it out or use a proxy server

it depends on why you wanna change it and for how long.

- if u just need to change it for few days and amount of your upload and download is high then go to a coffee net
- if you wanna change for high amount of download or upload permanently then contact your ISP
- if you wanna change it because some services is not provided for your region and if amount of upload and download is not more dial up speed then go for anonymous surfing, to do that search anonymous surfing in google you get list of websites helping you to do that.

it is highly depends on your condition
hope it helps

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I know some body can change his ip to every where he want

His ip is for Dubai after 1 min he can have turkia ip or each city

How he can do it

-reply by h120

Yep. I need to change my IP address as well. I'm using the P2P software which is emule to download movies and softwares and much more. The UDP ports are closed at UNI campus, even the Torrent software does not work. Can I somehow resolve this problem?!