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rudedog · 08-15-2002, 06:08 AM

what is happening is he resets his connection and is issued a new IP but will keep the same subnet

ex.

starts with 192.165.1.2
then restarts his connection because you banned that IP
and gets 192.165.1.6

It's much faster for you to ban his IP then for him to reset it via the
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
commands ( in win2k, or winXP)
If your using autokick just keep banning, you will get the better of him.

This is easliy done with a dsl connection cable has a longer least time and is not as easily manipulated

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rudedog is Offline Site Owner Posts: 5,843 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Florida, USA	08-15-2002, 06:08 AM what is happening is he resets his connection and is issued a new IP but will keep the same subnet ex. starts with 192.165.1.2 then restarts his connection because you banned that IP and gets 192.165.1.6 It's much faster for you to ban his IP then for him to reset it via the ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew commands ( in win2k, or winXP) If your using autokick just keep banning, you will get the better of him. This is easliy done with a dsl connection cable has a longer least time and is not as easily manipulated Not so Rude - Rudedog Follow me via Twitter @THErealRUDEDOG