This is more like question...

I really want to know how to get Dynamic IP adress :).. change my Static IP adress into Dynamic is there some program or do i have to go to local area connections and do some stuff plz help me... i searched everywhere...
i know this isn't like Technical problem but please tell me

Contact your ISP.

:( i don't have hes phone and... its just don't know
i tought there is another way :(

was it working when you had it set to static?

do you have a ISP? Most of us know who were are using without thinking about it. Sounds like perhaps you don't have a ISP [internet service provider]?

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Are you talking about a public IP address or a private IP address. If its a public, then Aegis' answer is correct. Your ISP issues public IP addresses, you can't just make up your own.

If a private IP address you need a router with DHCP. As you don't have a phone Email your ISP.

Stuart

Well this is what i see in my Local Area Connections Status and support

Address Type: Assigned by DHCP (So i think i have private internet and router with DHPC)

IP Address: 192.168.123.106 (shouldn't give this but i trust :) )

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

Default GateWay : 192.168.123.254

o,o and idk how to see if i have Private or public but i think i heard something from my brother we have Private with DHCP :)

>> Address Type: Assigned by DHCP (So i think i have private internet and router with DHPC) <<

It is a private address and it is dynamic although some routers do issue the same IP address every time.

So why do you want a dynamic private address. What are you hoping to achieve?

By the way, giving out a private IP address is no trust at all. It is of no interest to anyone intent on nefarious activity. There must be thousands of computers throughout the world with the same private address. Mine is 192.168.2.5 which is probably more common. It's the 192.168.x.x that does it.

Its your public IP address, the one given to you by your ISP, that the rest of the world sees. Between your public address and your private address you have NAT (Network Address Translation) performed by your router.

Stuart

I want it so i can change My IP going to --->start--->run--->Tipping in cmd----> in cmd promt tipping in ipconfig /release---> then going to local area connections--->properties---> Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)----> Selectig use the following IP address tipping in the IP then pressing Ok then pressing agen Ok then Going back to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) then selecting Obtain an IP address automatically. there are more other ways to change IP but only if you have Dynamic IP

I think exco you are completely misunderstanding the principle. There is nothing to be gained by typing in an IP address the selecting obtain IP address automatically. One just overrides the other.

You can in set the IP address to anything within the range 192.169.123.xxx that is not being used elsewhere. But to what advantage? What are you trying to achieve. Let DHCP do the work, it is easier and avoids duplicate IP address problem which can happen if you start entering IP addresses manualy.

There is no advantage whatsoever is constantly changing your private IP address so there is little facility to do so. If you are using DHCP it is the router that is doing all the work. If security is your concern then you are barking up the wrong tree as far as IP addresses go.

Stuart

:o What is DHCP anyways..?
And how do i then change My IP?
I am not American so i, can't read so good but i understand...
example: idk what is Constantly and advantage :(

So... how do i change IP is there way to do that o,o?

why do you think you need to change your ip?

You are behind a router which subnet 192.168.123.x.

If you change your ip to say 10.10.10.10 you will have changed your ip to a static one but now you will be alone on the lan and you will have no internet access because you are not in the 192.168.123.x subnet.

We need to understand why you think you need to change your subnet ip.

Oh, becouse i want to unban my self from sites and games o,o and so hackers can't find me i have exp with them

First off, Hackers and gamers can't see that subnet IP all they can see is the one supplied from your Internet Service Provider

http://www.ipchicken.com/

This will show you your true IP address.

What you are seeing is the IP subnet address that YOUR NETWORK ROUTER gives you! Changing that will not accomplish anything...

Your ISP is the only person that can change your IP address.

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Ok thanks for help :)

Static IP is given to you by your ISp which is always the same Ip whenever you connect to the internet but dynamic IP changes each time you connect to the internet (I mean for example, if you restart your computer, the ip changes and when you restart again, it changes to a different one)..

If you surf the web, then you don't need a static IP..
Just go on with dynamic..

Well but i want Dynamic IP thats what i want from it or only ISP can set my IP to dynamic IP, if you say i have dynamic IP its not it doesn't change its STATIC

(Now i have bigger problem with my computer)
(Posted this from my brothers computer at 7:28 PM)

Your ISP is the only one that can do anything with your public IP address. It belongs to them and is only loaned to you for the duration of your contract.

Stuart

Ok,now i will know :)