Make ALL the dutch accounts alts!

[lightsage]

[size=4]Due to the public wifi on the trains (which are used a LOT here in the Netherlands). Several Dutch accounts have been marked as alts. This is rather inconvenient.[/size]

[size=4]The wifi gets routed through Germany by T-Mobile. This should make it quite[/size] easy to distinguish.

[size=4]To everyone planning to use wifi on the train in the Netherlands, be aware.[/size]



[size=4]PS:[/size]

[size=4]My IP at the time of posting this (on a train) is: [i]88.128.80.4[/i][/size]

[Chewett]

I can look at ignoring the required subnet, probably a /24 region if this continues to prove a problem.

[Tal]

Samon and I have become alts because of this.

[Chewett]

if you can get a number of IP addresses, or even a range of them used for said wireless this would be helpful.

Google "whats my ip" when using it and post the results. Its likely to be a /24 or a number of them.

[lightsage]

Got another one:

88.128.80.4

[Chewett]

ideally i need a couple to identify the subnet that is used for the area, Please contact me those that are identified as an alt of you wrongly via email or pm.

[Kaya]

The IP addresses appear to be fixed per train line. I usually have IP 88.128.80.5 or 88.128.80.6. I also occasionally take the train with IP 88.128.80.4 and have most certainly used other trains as well, a while back.

[Chewett]

[quote name='samon' timestamp='1366955462' post='135310']
The IP addresses appear to be fixed per train line. I usually have IP 88.128.80.5 or 88.128.80.6. I also occasionally take the train with IP 88.128.80.4 and have most certainly used other trains as well, a while back.
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Cool, that means they are using NAT and not assigning global IP addresses. Thanks Samon, i shall look into this now.

[Chewett]

This bug has been confirmed.

[Chewett]

This has been resolved.