Help with IP Address'

[GamerX]

Hello,

Im using commview to find IPs, and I'm just wondering, how do I know which IP is which, and how do I find the IP's in my current game.

Is there a better program to use?

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

[CaSh]

Well first off, this is kind of in the wrong section. But I'll help you out. I recommend not using Commview. Commview, unless configured correctly will show random IP's that aren't in your games. I recommend using Cain and Abel. That program will only show the IP's in your game, and it will establish a connection between your 360 and your computer. There is no program out there, that will tell you exactly whose IP is whose. But for now, try downloading Cain and Abel. IMO it's the best, and it's what I use.

Here are some useful links:

http://www.oxid.it/cain.html

Click on the newer version on the bottom. [Cain and Abel 4.9]

[OLD] Router Bridging - Cain & Abel v4 + Zone Alarm Pro ::. This will teach you how to use Cain and Abel

If this works, please give me a thanks :]

[GamerX]

Thanks, Ive already downloaded cain and able, and I know how to bridge, and have ZAP.

Where exactly would it display the IP's of my current game?

Thanks

[DrastiK]

Here is this that i posted awhile ago.
Take a look.

Make your CommView Easy to Read!

[slickerdrip3]

In Cain & Abel you have to realize there is absolutly no program that going to tell you who is who. All the ip's in cain and abel are in some sort related to your game.
Examples:
One could be a bungie ip.
Another could be microsofts ip.
Another could be a players ip.
What you have to realize is the ip's with the most packets are going to be playing the game with you. To know the difference between the ip's the key is to know by heart your ip, your friends ip and bungie and microsofts ip's. If you have those in ZA (Zone Alarm) you shouldnt have a problem. The way you check who's ip is who's you take an ip with a fair number of packets, (not all the time however, i have had ips with very few packets be in the game but not always) put the ip into ZA and make the ip address blocked and put your firewall on high, CAUTION!!!Two things could happen here,
One being if your host you will boot the person from the game, or if your not host your ZA will try to get away from that ip and will actually boot you from the game. So do not block any one person for more than four seconds. Just do this method for the information on who's ip is who's, the person that your putting in the blocked section of ZA will go into red bar and will get very close to booting them. If you do want to boot someone from the game you just leave the firewall on high. But do not leave it there. If you are trying to standby and you have the bridge set up, then you need a program like ZAAS (Zone Alarm Auto Standby) Or you could do it manually which is quite difficult if your trying to play the game at the same time. If you need any more information send me a pm and remember to thank. Hope this helped

[GamerX]

Ihave a question, where in C&A would the IP adresses that are coming through my xbox displaying. I have My xbox's IP (10.0.0.1) or something, but where are the other's displayed? In the same place? Because I can't get bungie's or my router's IP on Commview either.

[slickerdrip3]

Quote: Originally Posted by GamerX

Ihave a question, where in C&A would the IP adresses that are coming through my xbox displaying. I have My xbox's IP (10.0.0.1) or something, but where are the other's displayed? In the same place? Because I can't get bungie's or my router's IP on Commview either.

You have to use the sniffer and all that good stuff and all you have to do is find a bridging tut and it will show you everything.