How to prevent IP from revealing?

[arisa]

how do you prevent IP from revealing?
or where can I find the info about this.
I've known we can add route to block ip from showing,
but how to do it though? input would be appreciate..

 

[WheeDoggy]

if you mean on the internet - use an anonymous public proxy.

http://www.findproxy.com/index.html

 

[arisa]

hey thanks... any good and free anonymizer though,i've found couples..but any recommendation?

 

[WheeDoggy]

you don't need software - u can enter the proxy ip's in your browser settings.

 

[arisa]

I know how to configure my lan setting,
I have tried use anonymous public proxies,Stealther Anonymizer and proxomition.the best they can do was to hide my local proxy,but wasn't able to totally hide my remote one..for some certain ip revealers,my real ip is even visible..how's that possible
btw,I turned off java applets already..how to get my ip showed like 0.0.0.0,totally invisible?
thanks again...

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[pagodapete]

The truth is that you cant be anonymous completely.

 

[arisa]

sure,you cann't be anonymous completely.
but "high anonymous proxy" is suppose to hide any
information even that you are under public proxy service.
or IP chain also could increase the surfing privacy as well.To block the hole,I worked with a software and java setting.
Anyway,I did see somebody's ip is untraceable,any idea about that? they are not professionals or anything like that,so shouldn't be hard to figure this out...
thanks
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[Xemus]

Untraceable? How were you trying to trace them (from your website logs, from browser tests... etc). Theoretically, anything is traceable with the right sniffer.

http://www.closedsocket.com

 

[arisa]

i am not tracing anyone from my website,
just when I tried to hide my ip behind a public proxy
i couldn't seem to get the result 0.0.0.0. from ip locator
anyone knows how to do that though?



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[danielhozac]

You will never get the result 0.0.0.0, or you wouldn't be able to see the content.

//Daniel

 

[manarth]

danielhozac is correct - in order for you to do anything on the web, the server you're connecting to (be it web / ftp / whatever) needs to have SOMEWHERE to send the data.

The data is normally sent straight to your IP address (via a series of routers), or it can go via a public proxy, or a whole string of proxy servers. But it can't just be delivered to no-where.

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