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catalog editor for epi2 not work for me.

Threadgestaltung ist okay, trotzdem ist der Thread Müll. Jeder der sich 10sekunden Zeit nehmen kann, benutzt die SuFu (die eig. auch dafür gemacht ist).

Whazzert..... Weisst, du wirst nicht umsonst immer und immer und immer wieder gebannt. Dir sollte man entweder nen' IP Bann verpassen, oder Luke sollte mal mit deinen Eltern über PC Verbot sprechen :).

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Originally Posted by Miratro Dir sollte man entweder nen' IP Bann verpassen.

99% aller privaten internetanschlüsse haben eine dynamische ip, also sinnlos^^

das zweite ist aber gute idee haha

Sorry habe die tools nicht auf ep2 kompatibilität getestet ...

Hoffe auf rückmeldungen

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Originally Posted by . Whazzert . Sorry habe die tools nicht auf ep2 kompatibilität getestet ... Hoffe auf rückmeldungen

und ich wollte grade welche benutzen -.-

Der Catalog Editor Funkt 100% ep2

Die weiteren bitte selber testen und Feedback hier lassen

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mhm ^^

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Originally Posted by . Whazzert . Der Catalog Editor Funkt 100% ep2 Die weiteren bitte selber testen und Feedback hier lassen

Eben nicht !
teste die programme vorher erstmal bevor du sagst sie gehen...

EDIT : Game Server Editor ist bei mir leer ...

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Originally Posted by . Whazzert . Der Catalog Editor Funkt 100% ep2 Die weiteren bitte selber testen und Feedback hier lassen

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Originally Posted by ReNeH99 99% aller privaten internetanschlüsse haben eine dynamische ip, also sinnlos^^ das zweite ist aber gute idee haha

Just because someones IP is dynamic, doesn't mean they cant be effectively IP banned. All dynamic IP's are pooled addresses. Meaning if his IP was 125.5.5.1 that when he gets assigned a new ip the first few digits of the address wont change, only the last two. So you can use a wild card to IP ban the entire pool 125.5.* which would ban everyone else that uses the same ISP and pool. But that's very rare (you would have to live near each other i.e. the same street). Dynamic IP's aren't the effective "bypass" of IP bans, they are just easier at getting around them.

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Originally Posted by WarmongerR21 Just because someones IP is dynamic, doesn't mean they cant be effectively IP banned. All dynamic IP's are pooled addresses. Meaning if his IP was 125.5.5.1 that when he gets assigned a new ip the first few digits of the address wont change, only the last two. So you can use a wild card to IP ban the entire pool 125.5.* which would ban everyone else that uses the same ISP and pool. But that's very rare (you would have to live near each other i.e. the same street). Dynamic IP's aren't the effective "bypass" of IP bans, they are just easier at getting around them.

I ask me why you have so mutch Banned account's ?

and how you do this ?

and how much e-mails you have

xDD ^^

Off Topic.

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Originally Posted by BuhJaShaKa I ask me why you have so mutch Banned account's ? and how you do this ? and how much e-mails you have xDD ^^

As many as I need. :bandit:

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Originally Posted by WarmongerR21 Just because someones IP is dynamic, doesn't mean they cant be effectively IP banned. All dynamic IP's are pooled addresses. Meaning if his IP was 125.5.5.1 that when he gets assigned a new ip the first few digits of the address wont change, only the last two. So you can use a wild card to IP ban the entire pool 125.5.* which would ban everyone else that uses the same ISP and pool. But that's very rare (you would have to live near each other i.e. the same street). Dynamic IP's aren't the effective "bypass" of IP bans, they are just easier at getting around them.

if i do a ipchange, my whole ip is changing. yesterday i did a ipchange, i had a ip with 176.* at the beginn, now i have a ip with 95.* at the beginn. that happen every time i do a ipchange.

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Originally Posted by ReNeH99 if i do a ipchange, my whole ip is changing. yesterday i did a ipchange, i had a ip with 176.* at the beginn, now i have a ip with 95.* at the beginn. that happen every time i do a ipchange.

no warmonger is right but you know every IP Pool have a limit so if the Pool is full your ISP will put you into the next pool.

Sry scheiß englisch

mal auf deutsch die IPPools der Provider haben auch ein Limit also kann es passieren das sie dich in einen anderen Pool schieben. Aber in 99,99999999999% aller fälle hat warmonger recht und du änderst MAXIMAL die letzten beiden Zahlenblöcke (Octette oder wie man das schreibt)

Mfg