Yes, Hide My IP is compatible with all types of routers, firewalls, and home networks, and wireless networks. You will need to purchase one license key for each computer on your network that you wish to conceal your IP address on. In some cases, yes. Most of our IPs are located all over the world, causing your Internet traffic to bounce great distances before reaching your computer. If you are using a fake IP located outside the country you live in, your browsing may be slower.

When you connect to the internet, your computer is assigned an IP address, which is your unique identification number on the Internet. This number may contain information about where you are located, who you are, and what programs are running on your computer. Many websites and software applications use your IP address to track and profile your online activity. See similar questions...

Internet Explorer, FireFox, Netscape, and Opera. Other programs are supported with our Premium Service. See similar questions...

It may help to realize that IPNetRouter is mostly a configuration utility for sending IOCTL commands to the IP module in Open Transport. It is similar to the TCP/IP control panel, but exposes more features of Open Transport allowing you to configure and bring up additional IP interfaces. The Configure Interface and Configure Routes window in IPNetRouter query the IP module in Open Transport to show the actual interfaces and routes that OT knows about. See similar questions...

Yes! Some schools, libraries, cyber cafés, and work places block access to many websites. Hide My IP allows you to "tunnel" right through the network firewall you are behind so you can access any website that you have been blocked from. See similar questions...

The command <where block> will accomplish this, but it will not prevent the admin from finding out where you are from. See similar questions...

When Hide My IP runs, it sets your web browser proxy settings to show the a fake IP from our IP database. You will then be able to browse the Internet with Internet Explorer, FireFox, Netscape, or Opera totally anonymously. When you stop running Hide My IP, your web browser settings will revert back to normal (without the fake IP). Click to see the diagram "Hide My IP Works". See similar questions...

Click Start, Programs, Hide My IP, then click Uninstall Hide My IP. You may also go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, and uninstall it from there. Yes, however there are not as many fake IPs that support SSL connections as there are non-SSL IP addresses. To find a fake IP that works with SSL, just keep pressing "Change IP" until you are able to browse a website in SSL mode. See similar questions...

The IP router allows the customer to use the BCD (voice) and the other PCs (data) at the same time. It uses only one IP for more than one applications. It is required for single IP Internet line (e.g. Cable, ADSL). For IPLC and VPN network, multiple IPs are provided in normal cases, the IP router thus is not required. See similar questions...

Connect to the router through web browser. Set the broadcasting IP address and Port, select TCP-IP protocol. How to ... If you hear nothing from your broadcasting page, check the 'Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Java (Sun) > Use JRE v1.x.x_xx for <applet>' option in MS Explorer. If there is no such option or if the JRE version is lower than 1. See similar questions...

Yes, the new version of Hide My IP 2007 works with dozens of other applications with with the Premium Service. If you do not see the program you would like to hide your IP with in the list of supported programs, you can request additional programs be added to the compatibility list. See similar questions...

While you are connected to Undernet, the +x usermode will change your host to the Undernet users hostname, your_username.users.undernet.org. Note that this change is only 'temporary.' If you are disconnected from Undernet, or if you /quit, you will need to login again and re-issue this command. See similar questions...

ProxyShell Hide IP add a functionality to configure Internet Explorer and Firefox for ProxyShell Hide IP automatically in version 1.1.0, and after you close ProxyShell Hide IP, your browsers will be changed back to its original settings. So if you use Internet Explorer or Firefox as your browser, you don't need to configure them manually. If you use other browsers, you need to configure your browser to connect to Internet via proxy server at address 127.0.0.1 and port 9000. See similar questions...

ProxyShell Hide IP can automatically download anonymous proxy list from internet. but you can also add proxies from file or from clipboard. To add proxies from a file, first click "Add" button on the toolbar then choose a file contains proxy list. To add proxies from clipboard, first copy proxy list to the clipboard, then click "Right Mouse Button" in the proxy list panel, choose "Import Proxies From Clipboard". See similar questions...

Yes, this feature is available in versions 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, and 2007 allowing you to force Hide My IP to select fake IP addresses based in the United States. See similar questions...

In FireFox, navigate to: http://www.hide-my-ip.com/hideip.xpi and follow the instructions to install the extension. A dialog may pop up asking you what program to open the extension with, select "Other" and then select "FireFox.exe" in your "Program Files\Mozilla Firefox" folder. Then either reboot your computer or restart both FireFox and Hide My IP. Also be sure a proxy is set in FireFox by going to the Tools, Options, "Connection Settings" window. See similar questions...

The program works with IP cameras that have the jpeg output. If you have such a cam, you should find the jpeg file name the html code for viewing the cam (you can get it while viewing the picture from the cam in your browser), for example: image.jpg See similar questions...

No special requirements for hardware or software. If monitored computer can run Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP operating systems, the Advanced Hide Folders will run as well. While most of users use "drag and drop" action to hide private folder, Advanced Hide Folders writes exact path to hiding folder. If that path will be changed somehow at future, hiding folder will be visible again. See similar questions...

Yes, IPNetRouter requires a minimum of a 68030 CPU, 7.5.3 or later and a minimum of Open Transport 1.1.2 or later. The 68k version of IPNetRouter is available for download from our web site. If you eventually plan to upgrade your gateway machine to a PPC platform, purchase the higher priced "universal" license. This will cost you less in the long run. See similar questions...

Routers work much like bridges, but they listen to the upper network layer protocols (OSI layer 3) rather than physical layer (OSI layer 1) protocols. A router will decide whether to forward a packet by looking at the protocol level addresses (for instance, TCP/IP addresses) rather than the MAC address. Because routers work at layer 3 of the OSI stack, it is possible for them to transfer packets between different media types (i.e., leased lines, Ethernet, token ring, X.25, Frame Relay and FDDI). See similar questions...