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 Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 12:54 pm Post subject: Assign Different IPs in same network |
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| So i have a dlink dir-655. We have 4 computers at home, and all 4 are allocated with the same IP. Is there a way to assign the first computer a different IP? So only 2-4 have the same IP and the 1st one have a different IP.
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Unless you have 2 different physical connections to the internet, no. Your only hope will be to use a proxy or something.
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| Zarr wrote: | | Unless you have 2 different physical connections to the internet, no. Your only hope will be to use a proxy or something. |
This is incorrect.
Sometimes ISPs will assign you a second IP address for an extra fee... Or maybe even for free if you can explain to them why you want a second IP.
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| All 4 of my computers connected to the same LinkSys broadband have different Ip's, and for some reason every time I reformat I get a new Ip. I honestly do not see how...
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| Noz2012 wrote: | | All 4 of my computers connected to the same LinkSys broadband have different Ip's, and for some reason every time I reformat I get a new Ip. I honestly do not see how... |
Local IPs, (e.g., 192.168.0.2, 192.168.0.3 etc) or global IPs?
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| Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:19 pm Post subject: |
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| Zarr wrote: | | Noz2012 wrote: | | All 4 of my computers connected to the same LinkSys broadband have different Ip's, and for some reason every time I reformat I get a new Ip. I honestly do not see how... |
Local IPs, (e.g., 192.168.0.2, 192.168.0.3 etc) or global IPs? |
I believe they are called External IP's.
When you reformat your internal IP may change, but your external IP wouldn't change unless your ISP does it...
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I'm not sure why you would want to do this, but you would most likely have to talk to your ISP and pay a fee.
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| iTz SWAT wrote: | | Zarr wrote: | | Noz2012 wrote: | | All 4 of my computers connected to the same LinkSys broadband have different Ip's, and for some reason every time I reformat I get a new Ip. I honestly do not see how... |
Local IPs, (e.g., 192.168.0.2, 192.168.0.3 etc) or global IPs? |
I believe they are called External IP's.
When you reformat your internal IP may change, but your external IP wouldn't change unless your ISP does it... |
Right, couldn't recall the word I was looking for.
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| Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 2:32 am Post subject: |
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| Static External IP's.
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| ASNES wrote: | | My two desktops that are wireless have the same IP, but the laptop is different, and the main desktop that is hooked up directly to the modem is different as well. |
Yes the External IP is the same (E.G 66.249.68.86).
But the Internal IP's must be different (E.G 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3)
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The internal IP's are given by the router and depend on its configuration, the external IP should be always the same, as iTz SWAT stated 
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| Correct, Its the external i want to have two out of. Sadly its 12am here, i'll call my ISP to see what they can do and how much it will cost. I ain't getting another connection here if its gonna cost me twice monthly.
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or setup a router with nat support(or setup a system that'll be on 24hours a day with 2 nics and setup for ics ) , let that get the IP, and attach the other systems to that device
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| Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 5:23 pm Post subject: Re: Assign Different IPs in same network |
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| zyndr0m wrote: | | So i have a dlink dir-655. We have 4 computers at home, and all 4 are allocated with the same IP. Is there a way to assign the first computer a different IP? So only 2-4 have the same IP and the 1st one have a different IP. |
Your computers should normally have different IP's no matter what the circumstances are...
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| Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 11:02 pm Post subject: Re: Assign Different IPs in same network |
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| Desolati0n wrote: | | zyndr0m wrote: | | So i have a dlink dir-655. We have 4 computers at home, and all 4 are allocated with the same IP. Is there a way to assign the first computer a different IP? So only 2-4 have the same IP and the 1st one have a different IP. |
Your computers should normally have different IP's no matter what the circumstances are... |
Your an idiot, GTFO...
Read the previous posts...
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| Quote: | Yes the External IP is the same (E.G 66.249.68.86).
But the Internal IP's must be different (E.G 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3) |
Every computer has a different Internal IP, but your whole network has the same external IP.
To prove my point to the dumb ass, go to www.cmyip.com on computer 1, now go on computer 2 and go to www.cmyip.com, and see if the IP is the same... If they are the same then I'm correct, the external IP is the same through out that local network...
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