Why do I have 2 different IP addresses?
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BlownFiveLiter
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One is an internal address that was assigned by your router on your LAN (probably a 192.168.1.xxx address). The other is your WAN address that your ISP assigned. If you have a dynamic IP address from your ISP, you could probably change your IP, by disconnecting/reconnecting to their network. You can change your internal LAN IP if you like, but you're stuck with whatever your ISP assigns for your WAN.
tremmor
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It could be traced even with a proxy. They can including the states. Ive changed to view news or something. It could be traced what ever you change it too. I promise.
Only reason i did it is because i wanted to view news and thats it. Canada is one most all country's i know of are blocked. family was supporting in another country. And finding another proxy that is active is another job.
Only reason i did it is because i wanted to view news and thats it. Canada is one most all country's i know of are blocked. family was supporting in another country. And finding another proxy that is active is another job.
When I first checked my ip address from the link above when I was connected to my router. It was (69.xxx.xx.xxx). Then when I plugged my computer to the cable modem the ip address was (173.x.xxx.xx). Then I connected back to the netgear router and I checked the IP address again and it was the same as before (69.xxx.xx.xxx). I tried turning off the modem and router on and off and nothing changed.