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Message: <blockquote data-quote="randy_orton" data-source="post: 8942758" data-attributes="member: 238325">Dynamic IP addresses are delivered randomly based on a geographical location.This means that the IP you have today may have been someone else's IP yesterday or a few hours ago.Some other probable causes may be:* Some ISPs (Internet Service Providers) give the same IP address to more than one user usually by using a proxy.* You're using a shared network environment (such as a school, an office, a cybercafe or even a building's network) where all computers share the same internet IP address.* You have an unsecured wireless network and someone near you may be using your internet access without your consent.Available solutions:1. You can ask your ISP for a unique IP to solve the problem 100%2. You can try to reboot your router (or turn off your modem, wait up to 1 minute and then turn it back on) and try again.3. Make sure that no one else is accessing internet through your router (use a strong password).rathu patin highligt kara tiyana eka karala try karala blanda..eka parak hari giye natnm depark thun parak karala balanda</blockquote>

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