How to change ip without using router

can someone help me? i dont have a router that restarts extremly fast, so i wonder if there is any way that i can change ip without using router, maybe there is a program compatible with BC or if i can do it in prompt window, i dont have a dynamic ip. any answers? ive tried to put in
http://users.adam.com.au/tristell/foolip.php but it didnt work, the pupils didnt give exp... so any help?

search a little bit on the forum, you will found out !

Your IP is not dynamic?

If you on a static/sticky IP then it's MAC spoofing or AOL .....

BTW, BTB, I never used MAC it is difficult to work with it ?

Not that tricky. (Normally - although it depends on your connection type/setup and your ISP)

But you ISP may not like it. They make IP's sticky for a reason so can get a bit upset if you force your way round the system.

Nothing too dramatic, normally just a limit on how many new IP's you'll get within a certain timeframe. On my cable connection, I get 3 then have to wait about 2 or 3 hours before it'll give me another one .... which is never going to make you a level 200 brute!

(Which is why i have a second - dynamic - DSL connection )

Uhh, i've tryied AOL and it is easy to work it.

I got a IP static on my modem, than the modem send a Static IP to modem, and in Router's page says I got dynamic IP, so he keeps beeing Static anyway.

hard for me to use some programms for MyBrute ! :/

I think trx is in Norway.

In which case, I think AOL may be a good option as I doubt many other people in Norway will have hit that one with mybrute so a lot of fresh IP's may be available!

Thats the one I'd be looking at in your shoes trx .....

Rubal .... have a look through your routers config pages. Some allow you to change the MAC address of the router through the config page .... which makes it easy. you just disconnect, change the MAC, reconnect .... and you'll get a fresh IP.

Thats it ? Simple ? O.O

It's the MAC address that the IP "sticks" to.

If it doesn't recognise the MAC address, it gives you a new IP as it thinks it's connected to a new device.

Just watch as if a connection is set up this way they often don't allow limitless resets like a dynamic one will.

And if your router doesn't have that option you need to find another way of doing it .... TELNET or something like that ..... which is more hassle. My Linksys lets me do it, my Sagem doesn't.

I'm on static IP and when I tried to make pupils with BC the didn't give me exp. So I start using Proxies :)