How to change IP

[Powersnork]

Hi all!
i need to change IP adress, but I don't know how:(
Can anyone help me please..?

Thanks:D

[emmeline]

where are you from?
you can buy proxy to change IP

[Powersnork]

Thanks :)

I am from Norway :P

[Thorgrimm]

if ur running windows, theres a way to change ur ip through that, but i cant remember how >.< ill ask my contacts nxt time there online

[AyA]

There are ways to hide your real ip when u are visiting websites:

http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html

http://www.guardster.com/subscription/proxy_free.php

I hope that's what u are looking for. If not It can be useful for others ;)

[Red]

There are ways to hide your real ip when u are visiting websites:

http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html

http://www.guardster.com/subscription/proxy_free.php

I hope that's what u are looking for. If not It can be useful for others ;)


The first one did not work for me... I have no idea why. I will test the second today... and I'll let you know.


THX for the linx :)

[TanelTM]

there's also hidemyass.com but that's for webpages too.. i think there was a program called l2proxy.. i'll try to find info about it tomorrow.

[TanelTM]

sry for not replying earlyer..

there was a prog named "l2proxy" made by L2Chef(the guy who started the l2j project) but the program was a connector tool for the client.. they made it cause client modding was illegal and they couldn't change the ip in l2.ini file legally..

readme.txt
L2 Proxy Tool

Hello,
we have now created the ultimate support tool for L2 Emulators.
since its not allowed to modify the Client files, we came up with this
Proxy idea.

here is how it works:

you can use SocksCap from Permeo to allow any application to use a Socks Proxy Server.
our tool will behave like a regular Socks5 Proxy Server. the only difference is that it
redirects connections to port 2106 (the loginserver port) to the IP address that you defined.


how to use it:

- first open the proxy.cfg file with a text editor.
there is only one option in it, defining the IP address of the
server you want to connect to.

you can also put a domain name, that should help those with DynDns systems.

- now startup the l2proxy.exe

- startup SocksCap (change configuration to use Socks5 proxy at 127.0.0.1:1080) and run L2.exe from it.


if you have problems with it, tell us on the forum at l2j.sourceforge.net

L2Chef


ps: you will notice that there is a delay when connecting to a server. this is due
to the Socks protocol and only affects the initial connect. after that you should not
see any increased latency.