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 2008-10-24, 13:24 |
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 Restarting router + IP change
My IP changes whenever I restart my router. Does that mean that at some point in time there may be someone else using the IP I was using before I restarted my router? Would that person have to be using the same ISP since the ISP owns/rents that block of IP's?
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#2
2008-10-24, 13:45 |
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Re: Restarting router + IP change
Yes (www.com)
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2008-10-24, 15:40 |
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Super Moderator
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In a nuclear crater
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Re: Restarting router + IP change
Yes and Yes. Someone def had that IP before, and IPs are usually ISP-specific (you can only get an IP issued to your own ISP).
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#4
2008-10-24, 15:54 |
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Re: Restarting router + IP change
Thanks. That explains it. I suppose then the way they connect IP's to people is by the ISP checking who that IP was assigned to at the time the offense was committed.
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#5
2008-10-24, 16:00 |
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Re: Restarting router + IP change
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Originally Posted by MrSparkle
Thanks. That explains it. I suppose then the way they connect IP's to people is by the ISP checking who that IP was assigned to at the time the offense was committed.
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#6
2008-10-25, 21:33 |
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kenshin_kid, joined: 02/27/06
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Re: Restarting router + IP change
google "DHCP" and "Dynamic IP address"
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