IP Banning

[keithAngel]

Keith, sorry I don't understand, are you saying there is a way to avoid the problem?

In the case I mentioned, not this forum but I guess the same would apply. if my wife and I have two IDs, but use the same PC or in our case the same router, I understood that if my IP (Internet Protocol) was banned that would apply to all other computers on the same router. Am I wrong on that ?

Hi John I hadnt seen your post till now it was both of us posting together

As to you question Im not a tecky but there is something called a proxy which might avoid that as it cloak the point of origion handy if you want access say to a site in the states that doesnt allow access from the UK

I also had an issue with my laptop loggin on to a wireless router (shared provider) and the way round that was my tecky oppo "assigned"/"forced" an ip dont know the implicatiopns of that but someone here probably will

[bless.books]

Hi John I hadnt seen your post till now it was both of us posting together As to you question Im not a tecky but there is something called a proxy which might avoid that as it cloak the point of origion handy if you want access say to a site in the states that doesnt allow access from the UK I also had an issue with my laptop loggin on to a wireless router (shared provider) and the way round that was my tecky oppo "assigned"/"forced" an ip dont know the implicatiopns of that but someone here probably will

Hello keithAngel! I am replying to everyone here (one by one) and it is very interesting to learn more about this. I am self-taught on a lot of things concerning PC, so am no real expert at all ... I wish for more infos and I wil be hanging on here ...

[aposhark]

... I wish for more infos and I wil be hanging on here ...

Hi bless.books,

I hope I will not be confusing the issue even more but as you are interested, there are two types of Internet Protocol (IP) address: Static and Dynamic.

Static remains the same but dynamic changes.

http://searchwindevelopment.techtarg...520967,00.html

Hope this helps

[johncar54]

Hi bless.books,

I hope I will not be confusing the issue even more but as you are interested, there are two types of Internet Protocol (IP) address: Static and Dynamic.

Static remains the same but dynamic changes.

http://searchwindevelopment.techtarg...520967,00.html

Hope this helps

apo SHARK

Just when we thought it was safe to get back into the water !

[aposhark]

apo SHARK

Just when we thought it was safe to get back into the water !

But sharks are mostly friendly, johncar54.
Well, at least the ones I have seen underwater..........
However, I don't really want to bump into a great white

[bless.books]

Hi bless.books, I hope I will not be confusing the issue even more but as you are interested, there are two types of Internet Protocol (IP) address: Static and Dynamic. Static remains the same but dynamic changes. URL="http://searchwindevelopment.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid8_gci520967,00.html"]http://searchwindevelopment.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid8_gci520967,00.html[/URL] Hope this helps

Hello aposhark! Was about to search further info on IP, just haven't set a time ... Thanks, just had a look on the link very technical I need to read this thoroughly ... some of the terms I came across already. Again, thanks ever so much ...