IP address is connected with what?

**Devesh** · 23-10-08, 20:17

I have heard that many sites do not allow multiple membership from one computer. I understand that they keep check on your IP address.
Is this IP address connected with the Internet Service Provider or with your company?

**moustafa** · 23-10-08, 20:38

IP is the internet Protocol related to your address .

**Devesh** · 24-10-08, 08:20

RyanFormspring
Thanks friend. I think that if I have one connection of sayl BSNL broad band and the other one of Reliance or some other service provider, then I can have more than one IP addresses and so I can have more than one accounts on some sites without any problems. Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks again for the help.

**nick_westlife** · 26-10-08, 10:08

Originally Posted by Devesh

I have heard that many sites do not allow multiple membership from one computer. I understand that they keep check on your IP address.
Is this IP address connected with the Internet Service Provider or with your company?

You can change your IP periodically with the use of softwares ??

**ssarkar** · 26-10-08, 13:25

Originally Posted by Devesh

RyanFormspring
Thanks friend. I think that if I have one connection of sayl BSNL broad band and the other one of Reliance or some other service provider, then I can have more than one IP addresses and so I can have more than one accounts on some sites without any problems. Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks again for the help.

I don't have much knowledge about this IPs, but I think if you have one broadband connection (fixed IP address) and one reliance or other connection, you are maintaining 2 IP addresses and you can maintain 2 accounts on some sites.

**nick_westlife** · 28-10-08, 10:36

Well your service provider provides you with one IP which is called static IP and if you use some software then it will change your IP periodically in the mean while your Static IP remains the same, just the net browser can't see your static IP.

**Devesh** · 01-11-08, 03:56

Originally Posted by nick_westlife

Well your service provider provides you with one IP which is called static IP and if you use some software then it will change your IP periodically in the mean while your Static IP remains the same, just the net browser can't see your static IP.

Thanks for the information nick. But they must be costly. Unless you have some commercial use, it will prove to be costly.

**nick_westlife** · 02-11-08, 17:45

Originally Posted by Devesh

Originally Posted by nick_westlife

Well your service provider provides you with one IP which is called static IP and if you use some software then it will change your IP periodically in the mean while your Static IP remains the same, just the net browser can't see your static IP.

Thanks for the information nick. But they must be costly. Unless you have some commercial use, it will prove to be costly.

Its really hard to find cracked software but you will get, but not that much hard.

**ssarkar** · 02-11-08, 19:38

Does anyone has an idea what proxy server is? Is it providing alternate IP addresses?

**Devesh** · 03-11-08, 03:17

Originally Posted by nick_westlife

Originally Posted by Devesh

Originally Posted by nick_westlife

Well your service provider provides you with one IP which is called static IP and if you use some software then it will change your IP periodically in the mean while your Static IP remains the same, just the net browser can't see your static IP.

Thanks for the information nick. But they must be costly. Unless you have some commercial use, it will prove to be costly.

Its really hard to find cracked software but you will get, but not that much hard.

"Cracked software" means is it available free of cost...? or at cheap rate?

**moreinfo** · 03-11-08, 19:06

Originally Posted by Devesh

"Cracked software" means is it available free of cost...? or at cheap rate?

Yeah cracked ones are available free of cost. But some may contain malicious software within the downloaded files be careful about the viruses that come along with it.
Use only after checking with antivirus software.. though some keygen are identified falsely as virus it is a good practice to scan the files before using