[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]

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

Samon and I have become alts because of this.

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.

Got another one:

88.128.80.4

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.

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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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.

This bug has been confirmed.

This has been resolved.