Changing IP Address

Livid · 06-02-2015

I never thought of doing it, but it seems DDosing is a fad now since I was just recently DDosed. Ive never changed my IP not even once nor have I thought of it till now so directions for an Ipad IP change would be appreciated.

Red · 06-02-2015

Posted by Livid

I never thought of doing it, but it seems DDosing is a fad now since I was just recently DDosed. Ive never changed my IP not even once nor have I thought of it till now so directions for an Ipad IP change would be appreciated.

Yea the other day when "ben" randomly started talking to me he spammed me with WAR's IP's he also had you're s.

Livid · 06-02-2015

Not surprised.

CM · 06-02-2015

You can change your personal IP but not your public one I think.

imSupah · 06-02-2015

Posted by Livid

I never thought of doing it, but it seems DDosing is a fad now since I was just recently DDosed. Ive never changed my IP not even once nor have I thought of it till now so directions for an Ipad IP change would be appreciated.

http://osxdaily.com/2013/01/11/get-n...ew-dhcp-lease/

Or trying setting a static IP address. Problem is you need to go into your router settings to do so. But if you do, you can then copy and type that static IP address you put on the router onto your iPad IP address and it will be static and changed.

The Doctor · 06-02-2015

Posted by xSupah*

http://osxdaily.com/2013/01/11/get-n...ew-dhcp-lease/

Or trying setting a static IP address. Problem is you need to go into your router settings to do so. But if you do, you can then copy and type that static IP address you put on the router onto your iPad IP address and it will be static and changed.

Making your IP static is a bad idea if you're trying to avoid DDoS attacks.

You can simply lease a new IP address (providing it is dynamic, which it is most likely) by restarting your modem. Shut it off for about 30 seconds, and turn it back on. Chances are that your ISP will lease you a new one.

Livid · 06-03-2015

Ah these are all very good suggestions, Also how long can a DDos attack go on for

5hift · 06-03-2015

Can you still get DDoS while using VPNs?

pacman · 06-03-2015

1. Change your modem
2. Call your service provide and have them give you a new one.
3. Use a vpn.
4. Use proxies.
5. Use public wifi's
6. become rich and ddos them back with more power.

Wolfie · 06-03-2015

Posted by Livid

Ah these are all very good suggestions, Also how long can a DDos attack go on for

Depends on the amount of attacks. You never know. It can last for weeks, days, hours, or maybe even minutes.

Proper answer would be: until it's done.

5hift · 06-03-2015

Until the toiler (server) unclogs itself from the mass of toilet paper and **** (DDoS) shoved down its bowl.

SoulSlayer · 06-03-2015

Posted by xSupah*

http://osxdaily.com/2013/01/11/get-n...ew-dhcp-lease/

Or trying setting a static IP address. Problem is you need to go into your router settings to do so. But if you do, you can then copy and type that static IP address you put on the router onto your iPad IP address and it will be static and changed.

This just changes the private LAN IP. Your IP over the internet will still be the same.

Your best bet will be contacting your ISP and request an IP change. In most circumstances (IF your ISP uses dynamic ip) you can turn off your modem for 24 hours and your IP will change.

Ash Ketchum · 06-03-2015

Posted by SoulSlayer

This just changes the private LAN IP. Your IP over the internet will still be the same.

Your best bet will be contacting your ISP and request an IP change. In most circumstances (IF your ISP uses dynamic ip) you can turn off your modem for 24 hours and your IP will change.

^^^

Cookie Xanadu · 06-03-2015

Posted by Livid

I never thought of doing it, but it seems DDosing is a fad now since I was just recently DDosed. Ive never changed my IP not even once nor have I thought of it till now so directions for an Ipad IP change would be appreciated.

Was it someone named Dakota or TheAwesomOne? Garry? Dabbler? Dabbler is chill, so I'd doubt it would be him, but the other 2 are ******ed. I'm going to assume it was through Skype. I've already been DDoSed by Dakota once because of it.

Skill · 06-03-2015

Posted by 5hift

Can you still get DDoS while using VPNs?

Yes. A VPN just hides your IP from whoever you're connecting to by acting as a middleman in which you connect to through an encrypted connection. If someone already knows your IP, they can flood your network.

OP, just turn off your modem, wait 1 minute, then restart it and you should have a new IP. Most ISPs give dynamic IPs to consumers.

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pacman Registered User Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 901	1. Change your modem 2. Call your service provide and have them give you a new one. 3. Use a vpn. 4. Use proxies. 5. Use public wifi's 6. become rich and ddos them back with more power.