I got banned from teenspot the java applet server ...and it was for a silly reason and i really really need to get back on.can anyone tell me what to do ?dont tell my the ipconfig/release than renew cause that doesnt do anything at all ....thanks please help please
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Steps to Change Your IP Address
Operating System Steps to Change the IP Address
Windows 9x/Me users Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Network -> Network card -> TCP/IP -> IP address
Windows XP/2k users Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Network Connections -> Local Area Connection -> Properties -> Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
Red Hat Linux Go to System Tools -> Network. You could also use tools as 'linuxconf' or 'netcfg'tool.
Keep in mind that different ISP's have different procedures related to IP address changes and if you requested an IP change once and it was approved, it might not be approved so easily the next time.