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 Member 445 Level 24.23 Mar 2006 
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Unless you are paying extra for a static IP, the IP with the cable company is dynamic. The issue you are running into is MAC caching where a MAC address will be associated with an IP address even after released for a specific amount of time. I don't know how long Comcast has MAC address caching set for but I imagine it couldn't be any more than 15 minutes.
You need to release your IP then wait for about 15 minutes to renew the IP and this should give you a new IP address. Jam it back in, in the dark. 
Last edited by Cetra; Jun 4, 2008 at 11:20 PM.
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