IP Range

[Rufus]

Even the first number in my IP address changes as yesterday it was 81 and today it is 62. What am I supposed to do when it comes to setting up RC?

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Rufus

Even the first number in my IP address changes as yesterday it was 81 and today it is 62. What am I supposed to do when it comes to setting up RC?

Step 1: Figure out your IP range.
Step 2: Set it in RC.

[Mykel]

Originally Posted by Lance

Step 1: Figure out your IP range.
Step 2: Set it in RC.

Thanks for the useless comment.

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Mykel

Thanks for the useless comment.

He has not done step 1, yet he asks about step 2. He needs to do them in order. He should be asking about step 1 if he has problems with it (which his post seemed to indicate). My post merely points him in the right direction, wheras your post (be it considered spam or an attack is up to the supermods to decide) did nothing to help either. I need not point out the hypocrisy involved in your post.

[Crono]

I -BELIEVE- you can enter multiple IP ranges.

For example, pretend my ip's are 69 and 666

it would be something like..(correct me if I'm wrong)

69.*.*.*,666.*.*.*

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Gerami

I -BELIEVE- you can enter multiple IP ranges.

For example, pretend my ip's are 69 and 666

it would be something like..(correct me if I'm wrong)

69.*.*.*,666.*.*.*

Yeah, except that range is morbidly insecure (though better than full wildcard) and 666 is greater than 255.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Lance

Yeah, except that range is morbidly insecure (though better than full wildcard) and 666 is greater than 255.

Just an example m'lord

[Ibonic]

i remember when all of the IPs for all servers (well, just 'classic' at the time) were in a single text file accessible by the 'GPCP', and multiples were entered with just extra lines

e.g.
accountA:65.38.*.*
accountB:24.103.75.*
accountB:24.103.63.*

i was the one who had to add/change them .. often