You guys try.
@dhtml,omnipotens,
you guys too try

thank you jare, mister c++

Help matters a lot because someday you will require one and if you don't help, you certainly won't be helped.

yeah right omnipotens

hmm, Them dey show me stuffs, i have never known. But just that too lazy to experiment.

@DHTML and Omnipotens. Men you guys are really good at coding, and your code lines are mature. Keep it up.

There's is this issue on smartweb cpanel webmail, whenever I try to login on a different machine, it blocks me and trigger "IP has changed, please login again" pls am I the only one getting this or can anyone help in to find a way aroud it, I called smartweb and mailed them, they said am browsing with either airtel or mtn modem meanwhile I used etisalat, immediately I knew they dnt knw much abt this, pls can anyone recommend a different host company. Thanks in advance

use www.trudigits.com

Textaiwo: There's is this issue on smartweb cpanel webmail, whenever I try to login on a different machine, it blocks me and trigger "IP has changed, please login again" pls am I the only one getting this or can anyone help in to find a way aroud it, I called smartweb and mailed them, they said am browsing with either airtel or mtn modem meanwhile I used etisalat, immediately I knew they dnt knw much abt this, pls can anyone recommend a different host company. Thanks in advance

This problem you are having has little to do with your webhost. This has a lot to do with your internet connection. If I wasn't an Etisalat subscriber I would be giving you the same answer they gave you that it's because you are using either MTN or Glo as these two are known to cause this problem. However Etisalat just started having the same problem about a month ago. The only logical explanation I can give for this happening is that these ISPs use several IPs in a pool and whenever a connection disconnects and quickly reconnects it reconnects with a different IP in the pool. Your cPanel and other sensitive web applications see this as a threat and flag an "IP changed" error because the IP that was recorded for your session (via cookies) at the point of your cpanel login is no longer the same IP your connection is on (as there was a split second disconnection-reconnection cycle which caused an IP change).

A mild fix for this problem is to disable cookie IP validation on the cPanel server. While this softens the problem it does not eliminate it entirely as this can only be eliminated entirely from the ISPs end.

This is not a problem worth changing hosts for.

*dhtml:
use www.trudigits.com

The cookie validation has been turned off on the shared hosting servers and some of the VPS servers of TruDigits on customer request so you may not experience the full effect of the problem but it is still there.

who be this ole?