classic ip bans always if they log onto you router it bans you same for era if they keep glitching and hacking theres an ip ban  

Posted by Emera

I doubt he's intentionally trying to start a fight. He's just being a really bad troll.

I'm more of a Gnome...  

Ban one, ban them all!  

All are innocent, until proven guilty.  

I got banned, my brother and I were using same wifi and only I got banned (Like I was supposed to) so I haven't had that problem and hopefully never will :O  

Posted by SnakeRekon

Ban one, ban them all!

lol  

Im a noob at this but dont you get different ips when your on wifi? On 3g its one ip acessing the internet

Example:

Ipod-> iphone (sharing internet)-> iphone acessing internet

Just a guess but im not sure it is like this  

Posted by blom98

Im a noob at this but dont you get different ips when your on wifi? On 3g its one ip acessing the internet

Example:

Ipod-> iphone (sharing internet)-> iphone acessing internet

Just a guess but im not sure it is like this

Nay, let me explain:

IPv4(the current ip format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) was put into place a long time ago, before they could have ever predicted how large the internet would become. However there was eventually a large flaw: IPv4 couldn't allocate enough IPs for every connection. They were literally running out of IP addresses.

They bandaid-fixed it with something called NAT; most people use a router, something that allows multiple connections to share a single connection--and they all have something called NAT. What NAT does is practically lets the router create its own little IP database. Giving and assigning its own IPs to whatever connects to it. So your PC may have the IP of 10.0.10.2 and your PS3 will have the IP of 10.0.10.3. However this is all localized, and in reality once you go past your router you're all still on the same IP provided by your ISP. Your router is just alleviating it by creating a little localized web of connections, but it never extends past the single IP you are all really on.

IPv6 will soon enough fix all of this. It will be able to accommodate so many IPs that everything will have its own unique IP and NAT will be a thing of the past. It will be able to accommodate an IP for every device in all the households of the world, even devices such as refrigerators and TVs.  

Posted by Dusty

Nay, let me explain:

IPv4(the current ip format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) was put into place a long time ago, before they could have ever predicted how large the internet would become. However there was eventually a large flaw: IPv4 couldn't allocate enough IPs for every connection. They were literally running out of IP addresses.

They bandaid-fixed it with something called NAT; most people use a router, something that allows multiple connections to share a single connection--and they all have something called NAT. What NAT does is practically lets the router create its own little IP database. Giving and assigning its own IPs to whatever connects to it. So your PC may have the IP of 10.0.10.2 and your PS3 will have the IP of 10.0.10.3. However this is all localized, and in reality once you go past your router you're all still on the same IP provided by your ISP. Your router is just alleviating it by creating a little localized web of connections, but it never extends past the single IP you are all really on.

IPv6 will soon enough fix all of this. It will be able to accommodate so many IPs that everything will have its own unique IP and NAT will be a thing of the past. It will be able to accommodate an IP for every device in all the households of the world, even devices such as refrigerators and TVs.

how do you know this? lol  

Posted by lord greg

how do you know this? lol

Research. Is this "knowledge" concept difficult to grasp?  

Yes i indeed think it is hard to grasp for the feeble minded. I'm no genius but I'm sure if everyone researched things like this they'd know what to do instead of posting about a 3 hr jail. JS  

Posted by Talon

Research. Is this "knowledge" concept difficult to grasp?

nope it isn't the sort of thing I would research so I wouldn't know and with what you are saying it seems like you are trying to say you know everything.  

@Dusty. Wow. A well-thought out concise explanation. Am I in the right place?  

Posted by Sephiroth_Ren

Yes i indeed think it is hard to grasp for the feeble minded. I'm no genius but I'm sure if everyone researched things like this they'd know what to do instead of posting about a 3 hr jail. JS

You clearly didnt read the whole post  

Posted by blom98

You clearly didnt read the whole post

Thanks for te bump.