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  • Using multiple wow windows on seperate wireless cards.

    Discussion in 'Archives' started by jamesm420489, Mar 2, 2011.

    1. jamesm420489

      jamesm420489 New Member

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      I am able to connect to several wireless connections on my computer and was wondering if it was possible to connect say 3 bots through one connection and 3 through the other on the same computer in order to avoid getting banned as easily. I just dont like having 6 or so bots running at one time all containing the same ip addy.
       
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      cheese-lover New Member

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      Giveup on this idea.

      Do-able: yes.
      Easily: not really. *nix and virtual boxes if I were to give it a go.
       
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    3. frostfire

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      I agree. Its likely not worth the effort. You would have to write an application to scan for and force direct packets from each client. Not all that hard to write, but I assume you have no development experience... which would make it all but impossible.

      Its not a bad idea tho... maybe someone who has the time will jump in and write one. Would likely not take more then a couple days (with testing) in C# (or any .NET language) - most of the concepts involved are fairly basic, with the exception of the network routing, but even thats not too tough if you know how to use Google :)
       
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      Actually, there is a great piece of software that I use on my windows box at work called Forcebindip it's all command based and it's pretty simple, you'd make a batch file with the following info:

      forcebindip {GUID} Honorbuddy.exe

      and that would force that instance of honorbuddy to start using that specified network card. Google for details
       
    5. frostfire

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      Actually I think he is referring to the WOW.exe client rather than Honorbuddy.exe, but good find - ill check that software out myself. Sounds handy.
       

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