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Public IP, go to:

http://www.whatismyip.com

Client IP:
Set a static IP on your LAN outside of the DHCP range but on the same subnet (do this on the PS3).
Then put this number as the client IP in your router.

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This website should get you going:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d.h.walker/cmtips/ipaddr.html

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An IP address is an identifier of who you are on the internet… Temporarily, unless you explicitly purchased a static IP address because you were going to run a server or something. If you have a home internet connection I can pretty safely say it is a temporary IP address.

“What can they do to you” — well, they can flood your address with traffic from one or many computers to essentially shut you off from the internet for the duration of the attack. If you have any applications which accept data from the internet (that your router has forwarded or DMZ’d unsolicited data to) that have unpatched vulnerabilities the attacker knows about (s)he can use it to send malware.

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That said: this guy/girl is much more likely than not just full of crap.

Chances are (s)he does not even have your IP address because it is highly unlikely that they were communicating directly without going through a server first (which means everything you do gets to his/her computer via one of Blizzard’s IP addresses). Of course, that is unless you were also on Teamspeak and the attacker’s a server admin or something.

And even if (s)he had your IP address I would not be too concerned since from how you describe your exchange — (s)he does not know what an attack consists of any more than you do.

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If you want to see your public IP address, just type “ip address” into Google and it will return to you your public IPv4 address.

If you want, you can write it down then turn your modem off then on… And try typing that into Google again — it will probably be different.

And if it is — then even if they were going to attack you… You moved.

((And apart from (D)DoS attacks — which just clogs your internet connection and not cause any real damage unless you are charged by-the-bit by your ISP — if you have a properly configured router and all of your programs which accept data from untrusted sources are up-to-date then you do not really have much to concern yourself with anyway.))

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On your wireless router the 3 slots are for placing a DNS Server, not to setup a static IP.

To setup a static IP on Windows XP:
1. Click on Start > Control Panel
2. Click on “Network Connections”
3. Locate the Network Card you wish to configure (either wired or wireless card).
4. Right-click on the connection you wish to modify and goto “Properties”.
5. On the “General” tab, scroll down to and select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and click “Properties”
6. From this screen you can manually configure your IP Address by choosing the bullet points “Use the following IP address”, and “Use the following DNS server addresses”.

Note:
1) The IP Address must match the ip scheme used on your network. (192.168.1.x) “x” – being the device IP.

2) You must not use the same IP address twice!

3) Also note on your routers DHCP, make sure you do not give out an address in that DHCP range. (usually between 100-150, but they keep changing it).

4) You usually can use the router as a DNS server (usually 192.168.1.1), otherwise you will need to assign the DNS that the router gets, which can be obtained from the “Status Tab” on the router.

Question 1:
You may use a Static IP for wireless or wired equipment.

Question 2:
There are two ways to get an IP.
Static IP- Which you would specify what IP Address that device will have, or
DHCP – Which means that a DHCP server (most likely your router in this case) will give the device an IP address.

So if you wish to manually assign each IP, you will need to configure a static IP for each device you want.

If you dont care what IP it gets, just hook it up to the router via (Wired, or Wireless) and the router should assign it one. (Given the routers DHCP server is running and assigning the right information.)

Question 3:
If the device just needs a connection, usually the DHCP will assign it an address, if you must have a static IP then you may do so on the device itself.

I hope this helps…

-Smopy

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You need to put the IP address of the PS3 in the DMZ of the router/firewall

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Yes, you may free download videos and games to iPod. And free videos, you may find many on limewire and youtube.

As iPod support MP4 file, you may find a converter to help you convert video files to it.
I recommend you to try Daniusoft DVD to iPod Suite which I used good now. It could help you convert any dvd or video to iPod video with only three steps. Also it let you set the movie effects, crop/ trim video.
You can free download it here to have a try:

http://www.daniusoft.com/dvd-to-ipod-suite.html

Here I found a good guide to tell you how to convert for iPod:

http://www.daniusoft.com/tutorial/ipod-guide.html

If you still have questions go to find more here: http://answers.yahoo.com or leave me an email.

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Getjar.Com and mobile9.Com is best for free softwares and games.

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Read the Blogs:

You may have noticed that the content promised as part of the Welcome Back offer is not yet live. It is currently in the final stages of testing and will be available to download soon; we’ll be sure to let you know when.

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Use your phone and the web browser to goto the web sight and download that way.

Read the Boards at HelioCity for great information:
http://forum.heliocity.net/

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Tap tap revenge 2

if you like guitar hero style things…

My favorite game of all time though is rolando, but it costs about £3.

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Bring your own computer with a mobile broadband connection.

Trying to reach blocked sites can be considered hacking, and you could get expelled from school.
Is myspace really worth the risk?

Seriously, any good webadmin or sysadmin will have blocked the so called proxy sites as well.

The reason for blocking in Myspace is becuase of virus risks, for Youtube due to bandwidth use (slows down the internet for all) etc.

If you believe a site should be unblocked, contact your schools sysadmin, and request ‘whitelisting’ of the site you want, but with decent justification. Just “i want to” isn`t good enough.

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No ways should work, school admin are wise to the way you kids try to break the security.

No proxies should work.

School’s are legally bound by the federal Children’s Internet Protection Act to block proxies and the like.

Schools have to take this seriously to get certain technology funding.

All the proxies you try should be blocked by your school. That is because most schools use content blocking software. It blocks proxies 98% of the time because of their content (that they are a proxy), not because of the web address.
Also there are admins like me securing the system, adding any the system may miss (listed on proxy lists and even here) by adding them to the DNS blacklist.

You are very very unlikely to find one that works and even then it will only work for a short time until they know you are using it.

Your risking your computer rights/detention/suspension by trying to bypass their security.

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You could also try using
http://myspace.com (take out the www.) … It worked on the government computers back at fort stewart

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Nothing will unblock websites through a command prompt.

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Circumventing Internet access control systems with web proxies to access unauthorized web sites is a violation of school computer usage policy. You will get suspended and/or banned from using school computers when you get caught. Use school computers for school work, and myspace can wait until you get home. Do you really want your teachers and school administrators knowing what you are posting on myspace anyways?

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From what I do know It’s ran by a company called NCR, available only if you wat to put a machine @ your place of business, not to own. If you are looking to own a machine try DVD Now, or google DVD vending machines you can find info that way.

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Most people use the same password for everything.

An associate of mine ran a MySpace/FaceBook proxy. In one month he collected 40k logons for those sites.

Almost 80% of them used the same password for their email.

We then tested other “services” with a few of the emails used… Half of them shard passwords with their online banking and other “critical” accounts.

We never did anything with the passwords other than this experiment, and we never released the list… So y’all don’t have to worry. The list is gone, but we could very easily have another one in a month… Anybody could.

Now, the data is somewhat affected by the fact that a proxy was being used, this tends to indicate that the user is an idiot when it comes to security, and usually of a younger and less affluent demographic given the sites they were accessing.

EDIT: I can’t risk being malicious. If I get into any legal trouble involving ethics and computer security, my comfortable career is gone. It’s more of a proof of concept than anything else. I’ve written malware for the same purpose. I also installed Snow Leopard just to break it.

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A nice list of spam going on here but nothing that is going to help you out in China.

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I always using http://www.surfxmatic.info to get fast, new, safe, and working proxy sites everyday
also you can get a list of new proxies , IP address and Port numbers
you can using it to bypass your any filters and it work on an Lg Chochalate touch with the browser
you can watch videos and write comments and access myspace, facebook, ebuddy and youtube and also all sites for free and without advertisements

good surfing
where is my vote ?
Cheers

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Hey! You should try these new proxies that work so good:

http://www.freakyaccess.info/

http://www.mepassthat.info/

http://www.schoolanon.info/