Patt Wrote:I've never gotten the IP ban, and I have well over 25 accounts for Hot Day, maybe I just got lucky?

Zelkova Wrote:That only handles local network IP's.



^^^ Those ^^^

The one we are talking about is an IP that your modem reaches out to your ISP for every 24 hours typically (depending on if youre dynamic or static.)


To explain it easier, all of the devices I have listed above me are all seen as "10.0.0.1" on the good old World Wide Web, despite there being many devices. This is because 10.0.0.1 was given to me by my ISP, with which my modem keeps for up to 24 hours or whatever it is set to do.

Typing ipconfig /release just hits your modem/router/whatever is handling DHCP and tells it "Hey, Justin said to drop the local IP!" so you no longer are known to your internal network as 192.168.0.1. When you type ipconfig /renew you might get 192.168.0.1, or 0.2, or whatever is next in line and is not in use.



Please let me know if I said something wrong, as I myself am still learning.

Sephie Wrote:Is this related to how the HotSpot Shield lock method works?

Mandalay Wrote:It's similar. It assigns you a new IP address and replaces the one assigned to you by your ISP. Under the new IP address, Nexon deems it "suspicious." Only you don't get the banned message (obviously). You get the "Trouble Logging In?" message.

Untradeable Wrote:Either that or you have a Dyanmic IP that changed as you were logging in and out.

Enzyme Wrote:Just to make sure, we're talking about accounts right? Not characters?

sweetpapaya Wrote:uh seriously? I've been loggin on 28 accounts for the past 4 hot days within 1 minues, maybe, and no ban. hnnnng

Words Wrote:You must have some crazy fingers.

LeoDirk Wrote:And an amazing internet connection, powerful computer, and an illegally sped up client. :p lol

sweetpapaya Wrote:Yes Sir, accounts

LeoDirk Wrote:And an amazing internet connection, powerful computer, and an illegally sped up client. :p lol

Enzyme Wrote:You made that many accounts back before they blocked Europe region or do you just reside in America?

Zelkova Wrote:The program I use for my JMS/KMS proxy works with GMS as well.

Mandalay Wrote:Something other than Hotspot works? What is this magical program?

Aflac Wrote:A VPN that allows you to change your rough location is all you need. I've found a few free ones that seem to work well for GMS. They're not too difficult to find.

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