26-07-2015, 02:06 AM
hey , first of all,
1.change your MAC of lan card, every time you try to get on line
2. change the name of comp and its ID #, it is something like over 20 digits, get Hiren disk/utilities, u find there some programs that might do it with one click
3.your cfg and/or cert has to be named according to your ISP provider naming convention
Remember, after a few tryings to get on line, ISP provider might ban your comp, your lan card and who knows what else.
It is new security now, and if u been on some sites, which are not so legit, then those sites might be monitored and IP's logged.
If somebody reported your IP to your ISp, then if u don't know how to get on line, you better try another comp.
On some modems your ISP even put name of your comp and other ID's, is hard to tell what ID's, has to know your provider.
And after each try, copy full image of your modem and read it, delete some crap, and delete all msges.
It is new security and it is not that easy to get on line nowdays
1.change your MAC of lan card, every time you try to get on line
2. change the name of comp and its ID #, it is something like over 20 digits, get Hiren disk/utilities, u find there some programs that might do it with one click
3.your cfg and/or cert has to be named according to your ISP provider naming convention
Remember, after a few tryings to get on line, ISP provider might ban your comp, your lan card and who knows what else.
It is new security now, and if u been on some sites, which are not so legit, then those sites might be monitored and IP's logged.
If somebody reported your IP to your ISp, then if u don't know how to get on line, you better try another comp.
On some modems your ISP even put name of your comp and other ID's, is hard to tell what ID's, has to know your provider.
And after each try, copy full image of your modem and read it, delete some crap, and delete all msges.
It is new security and it is not that easy to get on line nowdays