Another Way To Change Ip

[iGuest 3]

This only works in your internet browser (I have only tried on IE6)

 

If you're on dial-up do these steps:

 

1. Open IE

2. Click "Tools"

3. Click "Options"

4. Click the "Connections" tab

5. Click "Settings"

6. Tick the "Use a proxy server for this connection (These settings will not apply to other connections).

7. Type in your proxy server (To find a proxy server go to google and type in "Proxy List" then search for a proxy near you)

8. Click OK

9. Click OK again

10. To make sure you changed your IP go http://ipchicken.com/

 

If you're on DSL (or some other connection I don't really know) follow these steps

 

1. Open IE

2. Click "Tools"

3. Click "Options"

4. Click the "Connections" tab

5. Click LAN Settings

6. Tick the "Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to dial-up or VPN connections).

7. Type in your proxy server (To find a proxy server go to google and type in "Proxy List" then search for a proxy near you)

8. Click OK

9. Click OK again

10. To make sure you changed your IP go http://ipchicken.com/

 

 

Congratulations! you have succsesfully changed your IP address

 

 

-----Not a full tutorial. Moved to Networking section.-----szupie

Edited September 25, 2005 by szupie (see edit history)

[iGuest 3]

i think it is a common way. and i think it is easy to be discovered under some firewalls, and sometimes it is not safe. and i think it is better to leave the proxy bandwitch to the people who really need to use proxy servers.

[hazeshow 0]

It's not too easy to find a nice proxy list which will be working constantly, is it? One day a proxy lets you use it, next day it doesn't. And many of these free anonymous proxies really do slow down your internet connection's speed.