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:ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :blink: Does anyone if it's possible, know how to cheat with your dsl internet connexion provider ? (particularly in france) :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: Thanks!
Cheat? Cheat what? Thats not a very good description. What do you want to cheat at?
Im guessing you want to edit a registry entry and make your internet go to unlimited speed. Sorry. It doesn't work that way. Internet speed is not a preference or setting, its a physical limit.
very risky easy to detect if u change the speed upwards
Yes by cheating I mean to convert 512kb into 1024 for example. With a software or something like hacking provider's computers.
you mean uncapping the modom
Most ISPs send out a signal occasionally that detects and deactivates uncapped modems.
As I said in my above post, internet speed is not a software setting.
As far as hacking the providers systems, think about what your saying here.
Would you like it if someone hacked into the network you make a living off of, messed with it illegaly when they don't really know what they are doing, changed settings, and messed with the users accounts?
;) yes it sounds complicated.
well thanks a lot anyway.
You cant uncap your modem, your modem isn't the one who limits your speed; your isps cap your speeds at their ends.
The very next best thing (and legal too!) is to get TCPOptimizer at www.speedguide.net -- especially if you're on Win 9x/ME and a >1Mbps cablemodem. Make sure to limit server connections to 10 or less though!
Also, don't use a USB connection to your broadband device/s -- use a 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps ethernet LAN card. :D This will lower your CPU's workload as well as allowing you to get faster than USB v1.0 and v1.1 speeds (~1mbps and ~11mbps respectively.)
Not kazaa related, moving to Hardware.........please research before posting in any section.
Your provider has an "ethernet" card at their end. You are virtually renting a physical slot at the ISP's facillity. Therefore, you have no control on adjusting their settings. They also have a log on how much bandwidth you use and speed (helps in troubleshooting). Your speed could be controlled by your ISP, by modifying (and hacking into) their system. OR, it may be a physically controlled by changing a few jumpers or DIP switches, in that case, you have no chance of hacking into their central system.
The 255.255.255.0 is an alternative address that the ISP will tell you to use, if you are having slow or intermittant connections with DSL (Verizon?).
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Here's an idea! My DSL dropped price from $49.99/month to $34.99 when I told them that the Cable Company offered me broadband for for a better price. Then recently, my ISP just announced that it dropped the fee for everyone to $34.99 and my fee to $32.99 !
Now you can do the same, can't you? But instad of choosing a cheaper price, keep paying for your DSL at the normal price, but request an upgrade in speed