You did change the 208 right..if not you cant get a differnt one.

You just made my day. Thanks for this

u are totally wrong...
there is big diff between 218 n 219
the see pic below.... the avr pk loss for 219 is higher n ping for 219 will up n down... durin the peak hours

First of all , I am not sure if this thing is legal or not. Secondly , this thing does not work , if you're behind a router [or a NAT..Unless your NAT runs Windows {Well , most NATs , they are on Linux , like your Routers/Wireless Routers} ] .


The script is pretty simple , it uses XP Dialer to dial to streamyx via your ADSL Modem . Then it checks if the IP matches 218.208 or not [Notice : It should include 218.111 IPs as well , since those IPs are are within the range] (You could just replace 218.111 with 218.208 , in fact you can change with any IP Addy you like)

Hammering the B-RAS is not a good idea Either...So again..Just dont blame anyone , if TMNET ever finds out about this

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This post has been edited by Suk: Mar 20 2006, 05:40 PM

the script just does it automatically.....

before this.. i do it manually...


connect.. then check myself... then DC then reconnect again

Do you even know what it is that you're pinging? You don't.

From what I see, it probably is from the pool of customer IP addresses. You can't draw packet loss conclusions from that just - because it just might be that no one is connected at that IP or they have their firewalls blocking it.

Please don't mislead the forumers here.

BTW.

i wonder if anyone is still getting 219.93.xxx.xxx??

i used to get that during the early days of streamyx....

erm..... 3 years ago.

219.95.x.x is the most common ip i get every each times...

218 is way better then 219 or 60.

i dunno using script is illegal or not.It quite easy get 218 also la.

router also can manually disconnect and reconnect de mah just need access ur modem can lo and once connected lease router and modem on lo

is this script from blue server ??

This post has been edited by yewfatt: Mar 21 2006, 07:21 PM

There are alot of people providing scripts for this by the way.

I change my router to direct modem, then using dialer to connect, disconnect & reconnect till get 218.x ip. simple & easy

my fren got 218.x.x.x ip n he say.. his BT can >20kb/s in 5min
few day ago.. he can't even getting 10bks/

this script help me alot.. even without this script.. i always hammer the B-RAS with my super manual finger click... .. but now i can sit back n eat a donut..thanks

This script work for me.. But i not sure izzit legal or not..

I saw this script was around sometimes, are you sure it is written by your friend? One of the source is from ahem dota server.

According to what I heard, you connect fast with IP 218 or 219 because it is direct connection. IP start with 60 usually need to bypass TMnet transparent proxy(TMnet wants to save cost), that's why it is slow.

It is nothing with legal or not legal, just like it helps you to manually click Connect To -> Ok -> Cancel...

It doesn't work for router dialing, router is either auto-dialing, or cannot embed script. As thread starter said, use bridge, simple.

This post has been edited by engtat: Mar 22 2006, 06:05 PM

if this is ilegal then u guys conecting and disconecting to get 218 is ilegal too

This script was featured over at a *Ahem* Malaysian DotA server by the admin for quite a while already, since the 14th of November last year. Infact, the line of code stated in by the OP is exactly the same as it.

I've recently been utilizing this script to get a 218.XX IP for Guild Wars (Its damn laggy with 219, lotsa rubber-banding. With 218 its lovely).

Getting 218.11 is near impossible for me but a 218 can be achieved within a few minutes. Its very very useful. Heck I think it'll even help with the delay lag for other online games like WoW.

Edit : This shouldn't be illegal in anyway. You're just basically reconnecting till you have achieved that elusive 218 IP. Its the same as if you had a router and were repeatedly turning it on and off. I was doing that with my Wireless before I got this script lol.

This post has been edited by Menzoberranzan: Mar 23 2006, 03:49 PM

Thanks thread starter...