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21.

Investigate user, by member ID

22.

Avoiding banning you. You submitted your own IP for banning.

23.

Ban submitter

24.

Ban user

25.

Are you sure you want to ban the member &lsquo;{2}&rsquo;, and IP address <tt>{1}</tt>?

26.

A ban on <tt>{1}</tt> could not be added, as the IP address is not valid (must contain 4 numeric/wildcarded sections, with dots in-between each).

27.

This member has used the following IP addresses:

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Related screens

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The following additional members were also found to have used this IP address: {1}. It may be the address of a shared computer, or gateway, or it may be that the member's are one-and-the-same -- further investigation of the member's history may reveal a clearer picture and help you decide what to do (e.g. warnings, member-merging).

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This screen to find information relating to a website user. It's purpose is as a hub for information, and does not provide any information that is not also available elsewhere in the software. The primary screen for managing a joined member is the member's profile screen.\n\nThe software has tried to pull together as much as it can, by trying to match against the triad of [b]IP address[/b], [b]member ID[/b], and [b]username[/b]/[b]author[/b]. Links are provided that correspond to each of these, each link providing a different perspective on what is likely a single user.\n\nIf you would like to ban the member, it is advised that this be done through their member profile. If you would like to provide a more low-level ban against IP address, note down their IP address groups and then proceed to the [url="IP ban"]{1}[/url] screen. Before proceeding though, it is advisable to carefully research the usages of each IP address set by performing additional IP-based lookups (following the IP addresses as linked will lead you to the appropriate screens).