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So then, answer me this... 1 donation = 1 connection allowed, right? 2 (or more) separate devices = 2 (or more) simultaneous connections, but, if 1 device is already connected (registered/accepted MAC, box, and IP address) any other additional connections are going to be rejected, and/or any...

Is all of this REALLY necessary on the SAME box with the same MAC address at the same IP address? Why? To add to the annoyance, you can only do a few IPTV Resets before you are locked out.

Can anyone tell me why I have to do an IPTV Reset whenever I go from using STB emu to Kodi stalker and back... on the same box, with the same MAC address, and the same route number, at the same IP address? I understand that they want to keep the service secure, but this is annoying.

+1 IMHO up to half of the channels could be eliminated, providing the subscribers with a much better viewing experience on the remaining channels (most subscribers would not complain about this, myself included), and/or, the English language channels could be separated from the foreign language...

This is an excellent price if it is an RT-AC56U. If it is an RT-N56U it is an average price and it is NOT suitable for running a whole house VPN. In an RT-AC56U, if the current firmware doesn't yet support VPN out of the box (mine didn't when I purchased it), you will need to upgrade the router...

Yes, and ilan is correct. If you use the VPN software on your computer it is only protecting THAT computer and nothing else on your network. Most VPN providers will allow 2 to 5 simultaneous VPN connections on their network, so you could use it on multiple devices without running it in a router...

This is a VERY good question!

The content providers are becoming much more aggressive about pursuing content thieves and are setting traps. You likely fell into one of their traps when you watched that VOD and they logged your IP address on their server. They notified your ISP and you were suspended. The next step that...

Is that IP address for the 66.iptv66.tv portal?

THANK YOU!!! That is what I needed. I don't know where I got that other URL from.

I already read the above link, several times. So, the 13 digit "Username and Password" number given in the email I was sent is one and the SAME as both the "Route Number" and the "Donation Number" that everyone is referring to in the posts. When trying to login to iks66.tv/main/login/ I have...

I need to be able to login at ******************because I need to change the MAC address, but entering my email address in the username field, and the 13 digit number in the password field (the password number given in the email that I was sent) will NOT let me in, I get a "Your Username /...

Yes, I donated directly and I received the email with my order number and other information. I tried to login at iks66.tv/main/login/ and it wouldn't let me in and then locked me out. First, I tried to login using the 13 digit "username and password" number provided in the email for both fields...

I'm having the same problem. The website won't accept my login credentials.

+1 I want to know also.

The point that I was trying to make is that it doesn't matter weather or not your ISP blocks this sort of traffic if you are using an encrypted VPN server.

Not if you are using an encrypted off-shore VPN server. This is a pretty simple precaution to take.

If you are using an IPTV private server to watch TV, you ARE doing something wrong! It IS illegal! IMO it is important to use whatever resource I have at my disposal to reduce the risk.

Yes! Particularly if you are using OpenVPN encryption and an off-shore VPN server that doesn't keep IP records, and especially if you are worried about your own ISP, like the OP is. Your ISP can't throttle or block your connection if they don't know what is coming and going over your Internet...

Run through an encrypted VPN server and you can use any ISP. This will add another monthly expense but you will be protected from anyone knowing what you are doing and from your ISP throttling your connection. I have a DD-WRT router that runs OpenVPN encryption and connects to my VPN server...