IPChangeInformer Crack+ IPChangeInformer is a small tool to monitor your public IP address. When you're in a dynamic IP, your ISP assigns a new IP address to your computer. You just should be always online to not lose this address. You don't want it, because it can get lost (and not found) when you're far from home because no one outside can know your IP address. IPChangeInformer is developed to solve this problem. It's looking for changes on your public IP, so it's not in the same IP address all the time. When it detects a public IP change, it sends a notification via email and desktop pop up notifying you. IPChangeInformer is open source. It's written in C#, but is Open Source. An offline installer and portable version are available. Usage Download and install the application from the official page. After installing, launch it. Permissions When installed and launched, the application indicates with a message the permissions it needs, that is: Internet, Scheduled Tasks and System events. The executed permission settings are dependent of the security policy in use. Status bar The application can sends an email notification to the user on every IP change. An email sender is configurable via settings. A popup notification icon is also displayed in the system notification area on a desktop and when used as a Windows Service. Settings Settings are included in the application. In particular, the application allow you to: Set Email sender Set Notification Icon Set Message to email A lite and a full version of the application are available. They are available for download here. External links Download GitHub Source code on GitHub Category:Sciences and technology-related lists Category:Software licenses a little bit. 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NOTE: Check the log file to see what IP addresses are blocked (so you know to unblock them), and who is connected at which IP ADDENDUM (11/19/2017): If you need to be able to continue using the Internet connection when you return home, there are two approaches: 1) Hire a relative to take care of your IP Address Assignement(s) (if you want your IP Address to change, otherwise you'll have to buy an IP address). When you return, give them your login info so they can block your new IP. Once they do, try the original approach above. 2) Or, (better) Turn off DHCP on your router. This will prevent your router from handing out IP Addresses to new devices. Then in your application, when you detect that your IP Address has changed, instead of acting on it, ask your router to set a static IP Address for you. 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