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Title: IP Change cost. Post by: Raistlin on July 13, 2008, 12:32:10 AM When do I have to pay for an IP change? If someone's in my system and I don't have 1000 HPD yet, can I start the process, and pay when it's done? Or start it, then cancel if I force them out some other way?
Title: Re: IP Change cost. Post by: BobbyBob on July 13, 2008, 12:47:12 AM When do I have to pay for an IP change? If someone's in my system and I don't have 1000 HPD yet, can I start the process, and pay when it's done? Or start it, then cancel if I force them out some other way? You pay when you finish it. You can keep a IP change running 24/7 and only finish it when you want to or need to, no one can kill the process ( thank god )Title: Re: IP Change cost. Post by: siremi on July 13, 2008, 01:10:36 AM You can also keep a password change at the ready and boot the intruder out of the system. This gives you up to 60 minutes (depending on your password protect version), that you can use to respond while the intruder is busy cracking again...
Title: Re: IP Change cost. Post by: BobbyBob on July 13, 2008, 01:18:21 AM You can also keep a password change at the ready and boot the intruder out of the system. This gives you up to 60 minutes (depending on your password protect version), that you can use to respond while the intruder is busy cracking again... Only available if you have extra resources though but it's handyTitle: Re: IP Change cost. Post by: virus man on July 13, 2008, 01:59:12 AM You can also keep a password change at the ready and boot the intruder out of the system. This gives you up to 60 minutes (depending on your password protect version), that you can use to respond while the intruder is busy cracking again... Only available if you have extra resources though but it's handyIP Change requires 600 mhz or double the PW Change. Besides my group are the only ones that can crack a Password Protect 1.0 ;) |