Ip Address

[Luke]

Hi

I've looked around on the internet but can't find anything, so i came for help from you guys.

So anyway, does anyone know of a Netgear BAT/EXE file that automatically resets the router or cahgnes the ip address (reseting router changes ip address).

It's a netgear dg834g if that helps.

Thanks
Luke

[Purposeless]

ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
in cmd prompt

[Luke]

doens't work.

1. It has to be changed by router
2. It's wireless.

[Recursion]

If you just goto http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (router's IP duh) and just HARD reboot it that way?

[N!ck]

I don't think there is a way. Can't you just do as tom says? It's not too difficult. Favorite a direct link to the relevant page or something.

[Luke]

i need it automated tho...

[Recursion]

Why? :|

[Luke]

it's for downloading :P

Like everytime a file is downloaded my IP changes so i can keep downloading..

[Tomm]

The only way to alter your external IP address via a router is to restart the router manually unless the router offers some sort of functionality to acquire a new IP address.

[Decode]

Pull the plug out of your router, then put it back in again, you will get a new ip then.

[alexxxxx]

Pull the plug out of your router, then put it back in again, you will get a new ip then.

doesn't always work.

You could alternativley just BUY rapidshare premium if that's what you're getting at.

[Stephen!]

Your router has nothing to do with your external IP. That's on your ISP's end

[N!ck]

Your router has nothing to do with your external IP. That's on your ISP's end

Yes, but when the router is reset and you are on a dynamic service the IP that is issued to you on making the new connection is random so there is a good change of getting a new IP.

[Judge Judy]

He might be on a static address, so you can't really change the IP.

A way could be to get a proxy or something.

[Decode]

;4700189']doesn't always work.

You could alternativley just BUY rapidshare premium if that's what you're getting at.
Usaly does.

[iUnknown]

I'm sure from a little electricals shop you'd be able to get a few bits and pieces and find an easy online guide on making a little device that stops the power for a second when you press a button, or by remote. If you're too lazy to go over to the router every time you want to download a new file, you could just press a button and the router would restart changing your IP address (if dynamic).

[Robbie]

I could make a little vb6 "app" that has a webbrowser control in it, and just navigates to the router reset page for your router?

[Independent]

Tom743 that's useless way to do it..


goto www.routerlogin.com (http://www.routerlogin.com) (as you're using netgear) click "Connection Status" and click "disconnect" then hit "connect" once it has fully disconnected, and your IP WILL have changed.

(Default user information;

Username: admin
Password: password
)

I also have this router xD