My dad disabled it by doing this steps
1. add a time schedule.
2. remove its gateway from its WAN
3. add a block all ports based on MAC Address .
I tried changing IP address but every 3-5 minutes it disables again and you have to change it every time it occurs.
Also, If you know how to get password and username to get router access that would be a better idea.How to enable internet access if blocked by router?
If you have physical access to the router you could always just reset it and then put all the same settings back in that he did originally but without the restrictions. Of course, that's a good way to convince your dad to do away with your internet entirely.
Monday, November 22, 2010
How do I change my IP address?
I was banned from downloading from a torrent site for no reason, and I'm trying to change my IP address in order to get myself ';unbanned';. I am on a wireless network transmitted by my Linksys WRT300N router.
I logged into to the router setup page and tried various things, like releasing and renewing my IP, changing the lease time to 1 minute, cloning my MAC address, etc. I even tried switching from DHCP to a static IP that I assigned myself. I'm not sure I knew what I was doing and nothing seems to have worked.
I called Linksys and they said that they could change my IP for me, but for some sort of security reason they wouldn't do it unless I gave them the IP address of and ports used by the site I'm trying to unban myself (neither of which I know).
Can anyone tell me a way to change my IP by myself? 10 points if you can help me out.How do I change my IP address?
Not possible, unless you can call and convince your ISP to switch it. It is they who give you your IP address, so I don't know how Linksys claims they can do anything about it. Over time it may switch, but that could be days, weeks, or months.
I'm sorry my friend, but from the user end, this is simply not possible.
PS Using a proxy will do nothing for torrents. Try tapping into a neighbors connection.How do I change my IP address?
Your ISP controls your IP address.
use a proxy server you can not change it your self.
your isp will do it for you but they will charge you for a new address.
?
you can't just change your IP address whenever you like, it is how they identify and trace you on the web
You can't. But you can use a proxy to make your ip hidden
I use http://hidemyass.com sometimes, try that
1) There WAS a reason. You may not know it, and you may not agree with it if you find out what it is - but there is a reason. There's always a reason - no one bans random addresses. It may be a childish reason, it may be a reason that would be illegal it it was in real life, but there's a reason. And since it's their site, they make the rules. No one is legally required to let everyone access his website.
2) The only part of your IP address that you (or your provider) can change is a part that's not included in the ban, so changing it won't help.
3) Using a proxy server may work - if most proxy servers aren't banned on that server. But that's called ban evasion, and can lead to serious consequences - like your entire provider being banned. And, if it's a popular site, and customers complain, YOU lose your internet service.
4) Whoever you spoke to at Linksys was yanking your chain.blue hair phone
I logged into to the router setup page and tried various things, like releasing and renewing my IP, changing the lease time to 1 minute, cloning my MAC address, etc. I even tried switching from DHCP to a static IP that I assigned myself. I'm not sure I knew what I was doing and nothing seems to have worked.
I called Linksys and they said that they could change my IP for me, but for some sort of security reason they wouldn't do it unless I gave them the IP address of and ports used by the site I'm trying to unban myself (neither of which I know).
Can anyone tell me a way to change my IP by myself? 10 points if you can help me out.How do I change my IP address?
Not possible, unless you can call and convince your ISP to switch it. It is they who give you your IP address, so I don't know how Linksys claims they can do anything about it. Over time it may switch, but that could be days, weeks, or months.
I'm sorry my friend, but from the user end, this is simply not possible.
PS Using a proxy will do nothing for torrents. Try tapping into a neighbors connection.How do I change my IP address?
Your ISP controls your IP address.
use a proxy server you can not change it your self.
your isp will do it for you but they will charge you for a new address.
?
you can't just change your IP address whenever you like, it is how they identify and trace you on the web
You can't. But you can use a proxy to make your ip hidden
I use http://hidemyass.com sometimes, try that
1) There WAS a reason. You may not know it, and you may not agree with it if you find out what it is - but there is a reason. There's always a reason - no one bans random addresses. It may be a childish reason, it may be a reason that would be illegal it it was in real life, but there's a reason. And since it's their site, they make the rules. No one is legally required to let everyone access his website.
2) The only part of your IP address that you (or your provider) can change is a part that's not included in the ban, so changing it won't help.
3) Using a proxy server may work - if most proxy servers aren't banned on that server. But that's called ban evasion, and can lead to serious consequences - like your entire provider being banned. And, if it's a popular site, and customers complain, YOU lose your internet service.
4) Whoever you spoke to at Linksys was yanking your chain.
Amazon Account Blocked....Please help!?
Hi. I was banned from selling on amazon because one of my friends used his amazon account from my house and he was banned..so I got banned too after a few days....I created another account by changing my ip to dynamic ip and also my linksys router, had 192.168.1.1, i changed the last number to another number..like say 31....but 2 weeks later, i got banned again...
How do I get back on Amazon..? I know I need new password, email, ip, address, name, bank details and stuff..but should I change my ISP ??? and what if I connect directly through modem instead of router...? what if I get wireless card for my laptop ?? can any one of these things work ?? Also I heard about changing MAC address or something...PLEASE ADVISE.Amazon Account Blocked....Please help!?
try a proxy?
or did you try contacting them about it?Amazon Account Blocked....Please help!?
Write a letter/email to Amazon explaining what happened and ask them to review your history to verify you are not the trouble.
Amazon probably has contact with your isp. You shouldn't always change your ip address. If you tried to log in, they remember your current ip and block you. Use a different computer with a new account.
try ultrasurf (this is in case your ip is been blocked) for more information on ultrasurf visit the link http://imtarun.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-
and if your account detail is been block the i suggest you to change it and can use his parents info.
How do I get back on Amazon..? I know I need new password, email, ip, address, name, bank details and stuff..but should I change my ISP ??? and what if I connect directly through modem instead of router...? what if I get wireless card for my laptop ?? can any one of these things work ?? Also I heard about changing MAC address or something...PLEASE ADVISE.Amazon Account Blocked....Please help!?
try a proxy?
or did you try contacting them about it?Amazon Account Blocked....Please help!?
Write a letter/email to Amazon explaining what happened and ask them to review your history to verify you are not the trouble.
Amazon probably has contact with your isp. You shouldn't always change your ip address. If you tried to log in, they remember your current ip and block you. Use a different computer with a new account.
try ultrasurf (this is in case your ip is been blocked) for more information on ultrasurf visit the link http://imtarun.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-
and if your account detail is been block the i suggest you to change it and can use his parents info.
How do I change my sky netgear router to my belkin one? I have extracted the passwords and copied them over?
..but when i run the new router, it will set up a wireless network, but will not connect to the internet.
I know about sky's T+C's and if they provided a half decent router in the first place, I wouldn't be swapping them over.
I think i need to change the MAC address, to convince sky isp that Iam still using their router? any ideas???
oh and just to reiterate, I do not care about sky's T+C's, I purchased a service that could ';enable all my internet ready devices in my home, to connect to the internet wirelesly'; however, it seems the only time i can get a half decent connection speed is by trailing cables everywhere in my house! anyone??How do I change my sky netgear router to my belkin one? I have extracted the passwords and copied them over?
Nothing to do with the MAC address
As long as you have all the Settings, IP address etc from the old one it should work fine
I know about sky's T+C's and if they provided a half decent router in the first place, I wouldn't be swapping them over.
I think i need to change the MAC address, to convince sky isp that Iam still using their router? any ideas???
oh and just to reiterate, I do not care about sky's T+C's, I purchased a service that could ';enable all my internet ready devices in my home, to connect to the internet wirelesly'; however, it seems the only time i can get a half decent connection speed is by trailing cables everywhere in my house! anyone??How do I change my sky netgear router to my belkin one? I have extracted the passwords and copied them over?
Nothing to do with the MAC address
As long as you have all the Settings, IP address etc from the old one it should work fine
How do I change my IP?
There are 3 computers in my house, 2 of them use wireless, and 1 LAN. I am using one of the wireless. I want to know how to change the external IP(IP shown on ipchicken.com/whatsmyip.com) so that I can get onto a site(Proxies an hotspot shield do not work). Everything I tried doesnt seem to work.
I have access to the router menu(when you do 192.168.xxx.xxx and then type in username/PW) but I dont have access to the LAN computer(My mom is a retard and thinks ill mess up her computer even though i know 100X more then she does, and my computer runs flawlessly while hers, having more memory and harddrive space runs like **** cause she doesn't know how to take care of them)
Anyway, Ive tried everything I can think of... And I'm very computer literate.
Also, is there a way to change my MAC address?
-Thanks =DHow do I change my IP?
Most ISP's offer a Dynamic IP Address, meaning that the IP Address changes over time. If it does not change very often, I would recommend calling your ISP, to let them know that you want your IP Address changed. Also, a MAC Address is burned into the network card. Windows allows you to change your MAC Address for some network cards in the network card properties. For other network cards, you may be able to change your MAC Address from the Registry Editor.How do I change my IP?
You can change the IP address which you get it from the router but its difficult to change the external IP.
If u wanna change external IP, contact the service provider or else use proxy server !!
Well, your Public IP address is leased to your modem for a certain amount of time. Sometimes it is only a 3 hour lease, other times its a 3 week lease. So to change your public IP you would have to unplug your modem and stay offline until the lease expires. You can actually view your DHCP lease in your routers configuration page. Don't get it confused with your local DHCP however. And you can not change your MAC address, that is permanent.
Changing the IP can be simple, if you do not have a static IP. If you have a static IP, you may want to look into buying HideMyIp from HideMyIP.com, but there are some methods that i'll mention.
First, go to you're router (do it while mom isnt looking) and find the place where it says ';Static IP'; and it should be a drop-box, or radiobuttons. Select a different radiobutton and change some of the settings, but make sure you dont change the range.
To change the mac:
Changing the mac is extremely dificult. I highly recomend using http://www.alobbs.com/macchanger that program. (Put onto a disc, and boot with it in)
The other way will void you're warenty so i am not allowed to post.
A MAC address is a physical identifier for all network cards. Not two in the world will have the same, so the only way to change it is to get a new network card. Now to change the ip, go into your network connections, right click the network device being used, and select properties. Then find ip address or IPv4, highlight and click properties. From there you can manually alter the IP address from there.
You can't
Let's see if this helps
First of all find your current ip which you can get at http://tejji.com/ip/my-ip-address.aspx
Keep a note of it.
Then execute command : Start --%26gt; Run... --%26gt; cmd --%26gt; ipconfig /renew
Then again check you ip address at http://tejji.com/ip/my-ip-address.aspx
to verify that it has changed or not.
Try with tutorial from http://www.ipaddresslocation.org/change-
If it does not works then you need to call your ISP and ask them for another IP (you need here very good reason) or to try with anonymous proxy server. You can get some of working proxies on
http://www.proxyblind.org/
I have access to the router menu(when you do 192.168.xxx.xxx and then type in username/PW) but I dont have access to the LAN computer(My mom is a retard and thinks ill mess up her computer even though i know 100X more then she does, and my computer runs flawlessly while hers, having more memory and harddrive space runs like **** cause she doesn't know how to take care of them)
Anyway, Ive tried everything I can think of... And I'm very computer literate.
Also, is there a way to change my MAC address?
-Thanks =DHow do I change my IP?
Most ISP's offer a Dynamic IP Address, meaning that the IP Address changes over time. If it does not change very often, I would recommend calling your ISP, to let them know that you want your IP Address changed. Also, a MAC Address is burned into the network card. Windows allows you to change your MAC Address for some network cards in the network card properties. For other network cards, you may be able to change your MAC Address from the Registry Editor.How do I change my IP?
You can change the IP address which you get it from the router but its difficult to change the external IP.
If u wanna change external IP, contact the service provider or else use proxy server !!
Well, your Public IP address is leased to your modem for a certain amount of time. Sometimes it is only a 3 hour lease, other times its a 3 week lease. So to change your public IP you would have to unplug your modem and stay offline until the lease expires. You can actually view your DHCP lease in your routers configuration page. Don't get it confused with your local DHCP however. And you can not change your MAC address, that is permanent.
Changing the IP can be simple, if you do not have a static IP. If you have a static IP, you may want to look into buying HideMyIp from HideMyIP.com, but there are some methods that i'll mention.
First, go to you're router (do it while mom isnt looking) and find the place where it says ';Static IP'; and it should be a drop-box, or radiobuttons. Select a different radiobutton and change some of the settings, but make sure you dont change the range.
To change the mac:
Changing the mac is extremely dificult. I highly recomend using http://www.alobbs.com/macchanger that program. (Put onto a disc, and boot with it in)
The other way will void you're warenty so i am not allowed to post.
A MAC address is a physical identifier for all network cards. Not two in the world will have the same, so the only way to change it is to get a new network card. Now to change the ip, go into your network connections, right click the network device being used, and select properties. Then find ip address or IPv4, highlight and click properties. From there you can manually alter the IP address from there.
You can't
Let's see if this helps
First of all find your current ip which you can get at http://tejji.com/ip/my-ip-address.aspx
Keep a note of it.
Then execute command : Start --%26gt; Run... --%26gt; cmd --%26gt; ipconfig /renew
Then again check you ip address at http://tejji.com/ip/my-ip-address.aspx
to verify that it has changed or not.
Try with tutorial from http://www.ipaddresslocation.org/change-
If it does not works then you need to call your ISP and ask them for another IP (you need here very good reason) or to try with anonymous proxy server. You can get some of working proxies on
http://www.proxyblind.org/
How do u change ur IP with linksys router?
When I log in my linksys admin page, I get a wrong page, When I click Status tab it says Renew and Release and doesn't says Reconnect and Disconnect. When I go to change my MAC Address it says 00 00 00 00 00 00 so how could I increase or decrease the end number by 1. Even after that I need to reconnect and disconnect it but it says Release and Renew. Help me guys I've got trouble and I got banned. Help me how to change ur IP by that page.How do u change ur IP with linksys router?
First of all if you dont know your ip number go here http://www.ipchicken.com/ and make sure you write it down,
you will need this ip to make sure its been changed after you do the steps below!
';*PLEASE MAKE SURE WHEN YOU COPY YOUR MAC ADDRESS YOU COPY YOUR (LAN) MAC ADDRESS NOT YOUR (WIRELESS) MAC ADDRESS THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT*';
1)Open up your web browser and go herehttp://192.168.1.1/wanMac.htm or http://192.168.1.1/WanMAC.asp if you cant connect to this then your Router does not support this!
2)Ok once at login screen leave the username blank and in the password box type admin, this will bring you to a new screen with 6 boxes that look like this (0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0) it may just have all 0's or have numbers and letters., click on the orange setup button @ the top right hand corner of the screen, this will bring you to another screen with various information.
3)Now look for your (LAN) MAC address it will look something like this ';EXAMPLE; LAN IP (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E)';
';';NOTE';';
';*PLEASE MAKE SURE WHEN YOU COPY YOUR MAC ADDRESS YOU COPY YOUR (LAN) MAC ADDRESS NOT YOUR (WIRELESS) MAC ADDRESS THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT*';
4)Copy your LAN (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E) and hit the back button and place the LAN (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E)
in the 6 boxes.
';';NOTE';';
The numbers i have provided both above and below are for examples only do not use them!
5)Now to change your ip you have to change the last 2 boxes (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-xx-xx) the ones ive marked with the xx are the 2 boxes you will change.
6)Now you can use any combonation of numbers and/or letters from 0-9 to A-F in the last 2 boxes example as shown below.
';';NOTE';';
Only change the last 2 boxes as shown in the examples below
Example; we started with this LAN (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E)
Example; we can change it to this (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-E5-08)
Example; we can change it to this (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-07-07)
Example; we can change it to this (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-FF-AA)
Caution; Do not change the first 4 boxes of the Mac Address that ive marked with an xx (MAC Address: xx-xx-xx-xx-78-6E)
You can use any combanation of numbers 0-9 or any combanation of letters A-F
7)Now unplug all your modems and routers for 30 seconds minimum.
8)After the 30 seconds have passed plug everything back in.
9)Click on your web browser and see if you can connect to the internet if you get a page that says can not be displayed message this is normal!
simply hit the reset button on the back of your linksys router and you should be good to go.
10)Now go here http://www.ipchicken.com/ and you will see your new ip
all the best
luv
SK :-)How do u change ur IP with linksys router?
This really worked, Thanks
First of all if you dont know your ip number go here http://www.ipchicken.com/ and make sure you write it down,
you will need this ip to make sure its been changed after you do the steps below!
';*PLEASE MAKE SURE WHEN YOU COPY YOUR MAC ADDRESS YOU COPY YOUR (LAN) MAC ADDRESS NOT YOUR (WIRELESS) MAC ADDRESS THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT*';
1)Open up your web browser and go herehttp://192.168.1.1/wanMac.htm or http://192.168.1.1/WanMAC.asp if you cant connect to this then your Router does not support this!
2)Ok once at login screen leave the username blank and in the password box type admin, this will bring you to a new screen with 6 boxes that look like this (0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0) it may just have all 0's or have numbers and letters., click on the orange setup button @ the top right hand corner of the screen, this will bring you to another screen with various information.
3)Now look for your (LAN) MAC address it will look something like this ';EXAMPLE; LAN IP (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E)';
';';NOTE';';
';*PLEASE MAKE SURE WHEN YOU COPY YOUR MAC ADDRESS YOU COPY YOUR (LAN) MAC ADDRESS NOT YOUR (WIRELESS) MAC ADDRESS THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT*';
4)Copy your LAN (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E) and hit the back button and place the LAN (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E)
in the 6 boxes.
';';NOTE';';
The numbers i have provided both above and below are for examples only do not use them!
5)Now to change your ip you have to change the last 2 boxes (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-xx-xx) the ones ive marked with the xx are the 2 boxes you will change.
6)Now you can use any combonation of numbers and/or letters from 0-9 to A-F in the last 2 boxes example as shown below.
';';NOTE';';
Only change the last 2 boxes as shown in the examples below
Example; we started with this LAN (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-78-6E)
Example; we can change it to this (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-E5-08)
Example; we can change it to this (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-07-07)
Example; we can change it to this (MAC Address: 00-90-4B-60-FF-AA)
Caution; Do not change the first 4 boxes of the Mac Address that ive marked with an xx (MAC Address: xx-xx-xx-xx-78-6E)
You can use any combanation of numbers 0-9 or any combanation of letters A-F
7)Now unplug all your modems and routers for 30 seconds minimum.
8)After the 30 seconds have passed plug everything back in.
9)Click on your web browser and see if you can connect to the internet if you get a page that says can not be displayed message this is normal!
simply hit the reset button on the back of your linksys router and you should be good to go.
10)Now go here http://www.ipchicken.com/ and you will see your new ip
all the best
luv
SK :-)How do u change ur IP with linksys router?
This really worked, Thanks
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How To Change My IP (Difficult)?
I have a Verizon GT704WGB Modem + Router it gives me a private IP (192.168.1.1-255) I know my real IP but through any means cannot change it. The private IP is static, which I can change but does nothing. A proxy isn't an option. I am skilled with computers but just some things you need help with. I am running XP but I got Vista on a separate computer. Wireless hasn't been working but I doubt that is related. I am using a direct connection with a power cable. Please check back after you post your answer because I'll probably add details. I have tried changing my MAC address but all it has done is killed my download speed.How To Change My IP (Difficult)?
Start Menu, Run, type cmd and hit run/enter, then type this exactly:
ipconfig /release (note the space between fig and /rel) and hit enter
then type:
ipconfig /renew
this is how I used to do it with XP.How To Change My IP (Difficult)?
the address you list is your private network, right? do you have dchp enabled? you can turn it off and manually change the address but then you must match it on you computer...
as for changin your mac address, you can't on your machine, you can only clone your machine in your router/modem.
need more info...
as for the ip your server provide you with, it's true, you cannot change that, only they can or being off line for a very long time so it gets reassigned can accomplish this. a proxy only helps after you reach the web but you ip stays the same, justin case you're not clear on that...
your correct, if your actual connection thru your modem toyour provider is static, ther is nothing you can do about it, except change your service, diswconnect/reconnect like new service.
however, you posted a local address which is what makes your question more difficult because one has nothing to do w/ the other and you can change the local address all you want.
switching your modem wont affect your connection if your service provider has assigned you a static connection/ip.
Wow! I've got 192.168.1.1-255 as well ;%26gt;
As far as I know, only your ISP could change your IPpets more domestic oil
Start Menu, Run, type cmd and hit run/enter, then type this exactly:
ipconfig /release (note the space between fig and /rel) and hit enter
then type:
ipconfig /renew
this is how I used to do it with XP.How To Change My IP (Difficult)?
the address you list is your private network, right? do you have dchp enabled? you can turn it off and manually change the address but then you must match it on you computer...
as for changin your mac address, you can't on your machine, you can only clone your machine in your router/modem.
need more info...
as for the ip your server provide you with, it's true, you cannot change that, only they can or being off line for a very long time so it gets reassigned can accomplish this. a proxy only helps after you reach the web but you ip stays the same, justin case you're not clear on that...
your correct, if your actual connection thru your modem toyour provider is static, ther is nothing you can do about it, except change your service, diswconnect/reconnect like new service.
however, you posted a local address which is what makes your question more difficult because one has nothing to do w/ the other and you can change the local address all you want.
switching your modem wont affect your connection if your service provider has assigned you a static connection/ip.
Wow! I've got 192.168.1.1-255 as well ;%26gt;
As far as I know, only your ISP could change your IP
How does ISP trace an IP address if it can be changed constantly?
I am able to change my IP address whenever i want using mac address through my router.
xx.xxx.##.###
(x doesn't change but # changes)
I was wondering if people are allowed to do this, how would an ISP be able to track which user was using which IP? I'm sure there is more than one person with xx.xxx)How does ISP trace an IP address if it can be changed constantly?
They don't.
Your ISP doesn't know or care what the internal addresses of your devices are. It's of no consequence to them or anybody else. So you can change your internal addresses all you want and your ISP won't know.
But as for how they trace which customers had which IP addresses during which time periods, it's all automated. It's a simple system of timestamps. Each time a customer renews his or her DHCP lease and gets a new IP address, the change gets recorded. To find out what a certain customer's IP address was at a certain time, you would just look at the list, find the customer's name, ID, or account number (or whatever they use to represent customers), enter in the time period you're interesting in and then you can see what IP address he or she had at that time.
Similarly, if you wanted to find out which customer a certain IP address could be linked to, you'd enter in the time period and IP address and you could find out the name or account number of the customer who had it at that time.
Surprisingly simple, right?How does ISP trace an IP address if it can be changed constantly?
About all you can change are your local IP addresses -- the ones that probably start off 192.168.xxx.xxx. These are all on your local area network: your computers, your router, possibly game devices and iPods.
But your router has another IP address that the Internet sees and your local area network never sees. This is assigned by your ISP and you can't change it. If you did, your ISP wouldn't know who it was talking to and would ignore you.
So the ISP tracks IP addresses simply by virtue of having the power to assign them from its pool to its customers and by recording whenever it changes one.
Hope that helps.
Your changing your local IP. That is to say the one within your network. Also Each packet of information that you send out contains where it's going and who sent it via IP address.
The IP that is on the World Network aka the web is granted to you by the ISP therefore they know who you are. ISP's also keep a log of when there is activity on an IP.
xx.xxx is controlled by your ISP. Everything you do your ISP tracks and records! How they do it, is proprietary information!
xx.xxx.##.###
(x doesn't change but # changes)
I was wondering if people are allowed to do this, how would an ISP be able to track which user was using which IP? I'm sure there is more than one person with xx.xxx)How does ISP trace an IP address if it can be changed constantly?
They don't.
Your ISP doesn't know or care what the internal addresses of your devices are. It's of no consequence to them or anybody else. So you can change your internal addresses all you want and your ISP won't know.
But as for how they trace which customers had which IP addresses during which time periods, it's all automated. It's a simple system of timestamps. Each time a customer renews his or her DHCP lease and gets a new IP address, the change gets recorded. To find out what a certain customer's IP address was at a certain time, you would just look at the list, find the customer's name, ID, or account number (or whatever they use to represent customers), enter in the time period you're interesting in and then you can see what IP address he or she had at that time.
Similarly, if you wanted to find out which customer a certain IP address could be linked to, you'd enter in the time period and IP address and you could find out the name or account number of the customer who had it at that time.
Surprisingly simple, right?How does ISP trace an IP address if it can be changed constantly?
About all you can change are your local IP addresses -- the ones that probably start off 192.168.xxx.xxx. These are all on your local area network: your computers, your router, possibly game devices and iPods.
But your router has another IP address that the Internet sees and your local area network never sees. This is assigned by your ISP and you can't change it. If you did, your ISP wouldn't know who it was talking to and would ignore you.
So the ISP tracks IP addresses simply by virtue of having the power to assign them from its pool to its customers and by recording whenever it changes one.
Hope that helps.
Your changing your local IP. That is to say the one within your network. Also Each packet of information that you send out contains where it's going and who sent it via IP address.
The IP that is on the World Network aka the web is granted to you by the ISP therefore they know who you are. ISP's also keep a log of when there is activity on an IP.
xx.xxx is controlled by your ISP. Everything you do your ISP tracks and records! How they do it, is proprietary information!
HELP PLEASE!!: Ipaddress CHANGE using Netgear Router, Vonage V-Portal Router, and Cable Modem?
Can anyone tell me how to do a ipaddress change?? I am using a Netgear router, a Vonage V-Portal router, and a cable modem. I was able to change my ipaddress at first when I was just using a Netgear router and my cable modem by just changing the MAC address in the Netgear router. But snice then I got Vonage which came with a V-Portal router. My cable modem first connects to the V-Portal router then I connect my Netgear router to the V-Portal. I tried the same method of changing my Ipaddress by changing the MAC address in my Netgear router but for some reason the ipaddress remains the same. CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME ASAP!!!??HELP PLEASE!!: Ipaddress CHANGE using Netgear Router, Vonage V-Portal Router, and Cable Modem?
If you use a router, the only IP address that matters is the ip address of the router interface that faces the carrier(it is assigned by the carrier). The address of the PC will be assigned by the router, and will be of the form 192.268.x.x. Changing your macaddress should change the 192.168.x.x address on the PC - but the carrier still sees the address assigned to the router - not the address on your machine.HELP PLEASE!!: Ipaddress CHANGE using Netgear Router, Vonage V-Portal Router, and Cable Modem?
You would need to change the MAC address in the V-Portal. But there is no reason you should need to do this. Why do you think you need to change your IP address?
If you use a router, the only IP address that matters is the ip address of the router interface that faces the carrier(it is assigned by the carrier). The address of the PC will be assigned by the router, and will be of the form 192.268.x.x. Changing your macaddress should change the 192.168.x.x address on the PC - but the carrier still sees the address assigned to the router - not the address on your machine.HELP PLEASE!!: Ipaddress CHANGE using Netgear Router, Vonage V-Portal Router, and Cable Modem?
You would need to change the MAC address in the V-Portal. But there is no reason you should need to do this. Why do you think you need to change your IP address?
PLEASE HELP!!: Ipaddress CHANGE using Netgear Router, Vonage V-Portal Router, and Cable Modem?
Can anyone tell me how to do a ipaddress change?? I am using a Netgear router, a Vonage V-Portal router, and a cable modem. I was able to change my ipaddress at first when I was just using a Netgear router and my cable modem by just changing the MAC address in the Netgear router. But snice then I got Vonage which came with a V-Portal router. My cable modem first connects to the V-Portal router then I connect my Netgear router to the V-Portal. I tried the same method of changing my Ipaddress by changing the MAC address in my Netgear router but for some reason the ipaddress remains the same. CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME ASAP!!!??PLEASE HELP!!: Ipaddress CHANGE using Netgear Router, Vonage V-Portal Router, and Cable Modem?
contact your ISP
contact your ISP
How do I assign a static ip address on my mac?
I just bought a new imac and a belkin wireless router. I want to setup a static ip address for my Imac but it wont let me! If anyone can let me know how to do this it would be incredibly helpful!
PS. i have tried changing the ip address using (dhcp with manual address and it wont work!)How do I assign a static ip address on my mac?
You may be logged into your Mac as a user instead of an administrator.
PS. i have tried changing the ip address using (dhcp with manual address and it wont work!)How do I assign a static ip address on my mac?
You may be logged into your Mac as a user instead of an administrator.
Virgin media What type of IP??
Hi Everyone I've got a problem, I've got Virgin media Broadband in uk,
I was going to try change my IP by changing MAC address in my router. but as much as I know i need to have an dynamic IP address. I have no idea what type i've got... How to check it?.
Thanks for help :) MatthelegendVirgin media What type of IP??
I thought that the MAC address was hardwired into the router and couldn't be changed?
You will most likely have a static IP address assigned by VM but as far as your router is concerned, just set it to dynamic and let it pick it up from your modem.Are satin bed sheets warm cute hair
I was going to try change my IP by changing MAC address in my router. but as much as I know i need to have an dynamic IP address. I have no idea what type i've got... How to check it?.
Thanks for help :) MatthelegendVirgin media What type of IP??
I thought that the MAC address was hardwired into the router and couldn't be changed?
You will most likely have a static IP address assigned by VM but as far as your router is concerned, just set it to dynamic and let it pick it up from your modem.
Our network Admin monitors the bandwidth usage of computers. Is there any way I can prevent him from doing it?
The admin disables the internet connection of the computer if it exceeds certain bandwidth. Is there any way I can get around this? If I change my MAC address, and then he disables internet connection on my computer, will I be able to connect to connect to internet again once I change my MAC address? Any suggestions on how to bypass this?Our network Admin monitors the bandwidth usage of computers. Is there any way I can prevent him from doing it?
No there is now way to do it. I'm assuming when you say to change the MAC address you are referring to IP address (ie: 192.168.1.5).
MAC address are physical address on your network card. (you can't change that).
IP address: If you change the IP address, then you will loose connection to your network. For example: If your IP address is 192.168.2.325 and the default gateway is 192.168.2.1. If you change it to for example 192.168.3.426, then it will stop communicating with the default gateway. The computer will think that it is part of a different network.
Unless you are the administrator, DO NOT EVER change IP address settings.
If you seriously want to use the inter for personal use, buy a smart phone (blackberry) or use your internet at home.Our network Admin monitors the bandwidth usage of computers. Is there any way I can prevent him from doing it?
Is there any way I can prevent him from doing it?
YES !!! SACK HIM LMAO !!!
:)
That would depend on what he's monitoring. For example, he might monitor what port on a router/switch is connected to what computer (by MAC address). If this is the case, he may get notification when you change your MAC and/or your connection will not work.
I would recommend getting a mobile wireless internet device and using that as they are cheap in most countries and a lot less painful.
It's not worth loosing your job over a little bandwidth - remember there's not just the technical limitation, but the contractual policy one also ;)
Nope. I seriously doubt you're a hacker or a computer expert so don't mess with the settings. Even if you change your MAC you will still have to use that network adress to connect to so, if it is unknown to the admin's network, i guess you won't be able to connect afterwards.
If you can, try using his computer and reset the bandwidth meter there.
You're out of luck unfortunately.
Monitor Your Computer檚 Bandwidth Usage
No. All the suggestions given to you so far are grounds for your termination.
You want your internet? Go home, pay for it and surf all you want.
When you are in a corporate environment, you own NOTHING. You DO NOT own:
- PC you use,
- the network you are provided to do your WORK,
- the bandwidth the company pays for to do your WORK
Based on how your network is setup, your company is almost surely monitoring all activity - yes, including incoming/outgoing email.
This stuff is TRIVIAL to IT Admins. Don't think for one minute that modifying (assuming you can in the first place) things will go undetected, or else the next question you'll ask is where to find a new job.
No there is now way to do it. I'm assuming when you say to change the MAC address you are referring to IP address (ie: 192.168.1.5).
MAC address are physical address on your network card. (you can't change that).
IP address: If you change the IP address, then you will loose connection to your network. For example: If your IP address is 192.168.2.325 and the default gateway is 192.168.2.1. If you change it to for example 192.168.3.426, then it will stop communicating with the default gateway. The computer will think that it is part of a different network.
Unless you are the administrator, DO NOT EVER change IP address settings.
If you seriously want to use the inter for personal use, buy a smart phone (blackberry) or use your internet at home.Our network Admin monitors the bandwidth usage of computers. Is there any way I can prevent him from doing it?
Is there any way I can prevent him from doing it?
YES !!! SACK HIM LMAO !!!
:)
That would depend on what he's monitoring. For example, he might monitor what port on a router/switch is connected to what computer (by MAC address). If this is the case, he may get notification when you change your MAC and/or your connection will not work.
I would recommend getting a mobile wireless internet device and using that as they are cheap in most countries and a lot less painful.
It's not worth loosing your job over a little bandwidth - remember there's not just the technical limitation, but the contractual policy one also ;)
Nope. I seriously doubt you're a hacker or a computer expert so don't mess with the settings. Even if you change your MAC you will still have to use that network adress to connect to so, if it is unknown to the admin's network, i guess you won't be able to connect afterwards.
If you can, try using his computer and reset the bandwidth meter there.
You're out of luck unfortunately.
Monitor Your Computer檚 Bandwidth Usage
No. All the suggestions given to you so far are grounds for your termination.
You want your internet? Go home, pay for it and surf all you want.
When you are in a corporate environment, you own NOTHING. You DO NOT own:
- PC you use,
- the network you are provided to do your WORK,
- the bandwidth the company pays for to do your WORK
Based on how your network is setup, your company is almost surely monitoring all activity - yes, including incoming/outgoing email.
This stuff is TRIVIAL to IT Admins. Don't think for one minute that modifying (assuming you can in the first place) things will go undetected, or else the next question you'll ask is where to find a new job.
How can I change a loopback IP address? 12.x.x.x.x?
I tried the thing where you go to command prompt and type in ipconfig and all that and I tried changing my mac. I don't know any other ways if someone could PLEASE help me out on this one that would be great.How can I change a loopback IP address? 12.x.x.x.x?
I'm pretty sure you're NEVER supposed to change your loopback address. What is it you are trying to do that you need to change your loopback address for? I don't think that will fix your problem, if not create more. A lot of programs expect to find your loopback address as 127.0.0.1. In my best opinion don't do it.
But if you must, on a Unix-like system, make sure you have root privileges and edit the fine /etc/hosts.
It should look like this:
##
# Host Database
#
# localhost is used to configure the loopback interface
# when the system is booting. Do not change this entry.
##
127.0.0.1 (%26lt;---you want to change this) localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
good luck!
That should take care of it for :)
I'm pretty sure you're NEVER supposed to change your loopback address. What is it you are trying to do that you need to change your loopback address for? I don't think that will fix your problem, if not create more. A lot of programs expect to find your loopback address as 127.0.0.1. In my best opinion don't do it.
But if you must, on a Unix-like system, make sure you have root privileges and edit the fine /etc/hosts.
It should look like this:
##
# Host Database
#
# localhost is used to configure the loopback interface
# when the system is booting. Do not change this entry.
##
127.0.0.1 (%26lt;---you want to change this) localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
good luck!
That should take care of it for :)
How to change my IP Address with a router?
Here's the deal. I have Comcast and a Linksys router. The ONLY way I've been able to change my IP ADDRESS in the past has been using my Linksys configuration panel and click on ';Clone MAC Address'; ... but now it got to a point where it does not provide a new MAC Address, thus it does not change my IP ADDRESS.
Note: I have tried changing it in multiple ways, such as [disconnecting router %26amp; modem for 8 hours] ... [randomly disconnecting modem for 10 minutes] ... and [manually inserting a new MAC ADDRESS... and all it did was turn off my internet] .. [DHCP release/renew] .. and none seem to work.
What can I do now?How to change my IP Address with a router?
Most ISPs (Internet Service Providers) use DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) which means that your IP address will be assigned automatically so, your ISP will probably not be able to change this at all. The reason why disconnecting the router for eight hours didn't work was because the router stores MAC (Media Access Control) address stores the IP address. I think you know this already so the solution is to either:
1. Get a router that supports MAC address cloning.
2. Plug your PC directly into your modem and you will receive a new IP address, you will then have to wait possibly a day to a week, (no real exact time frame because DHCP assigns IP addresses automatically) then hope that the IP address that the router stored was assigned to someone else. Your router will then communicate will your ISP to discover a new IP address.
I'm not really sure why you want to do this because it is pretty pointless. If you are blacklisted go to www.mxtoolbox.com and check who is blacklisting you, you can then request to be unblacklisted. If you have another reason please edit you question and let me know.How to change my IP Address with a router?
Your IP address is assigned by your ISP.
Your ISP assigns you an IP address every time your router is turned off and then back on.
This is normally random, but, depends on how your ISP assigns IP addresses.
To find out how to force the system to give you a new IP address you will need to call your ISPs tech support and ask them how best to do that on their system. They should be able to tell you IF and HOW it would be done with their equipment and their configurations.
The router itself has no control over your IP address. It's your modem for cable/dsl. It is assigned by your Internet Service Provider. If you call them and request a change they will change your IP. If you use a dial-up service such as AOL or a broadband card through a cell phone company like Sprint or Verizon it will automatically change every time you dial in to reconnect to the internet. There are also websites you can use to ';mask'; your IP address. Just do a google search for free IP masking.
Note: I have tried changing it in multiple ways, such as [disconnecting router %26amp; modem for 8 hours] ... [randomly disconnecting modem for 10 minutes] ... and [manually inserting a new MAC ADDRESS... and all it did was turn off my internet] .. [DHCP release/renew] .. and none seem to work.
What can I do now?How to change my IP Address with a router?
Most ISPs (Internet Service Providers) use DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) which means that your IP address will be assigned automatically so, your ISP will probably not be able to change this at all. The reason why disconnecting the router for eight hours didn't work was because the router stores MAC (Media Access Control) address stores the IP address. I think you know this already so the solution is to either:
1. Get a router that supports MAC address cloning.
2. Plug your PC directly into your modem and you will receive a new IP address, you will then have to wait possibly a day to a week, (no real exact time frame because DHCP assigns IP addresses automatically) then hope that the IP address that the router stored was assigned to someone else. Your router will then communicate will your ISP to discover a new IP address.
I'm not really sure why you want to do this because it is pretty pointless. If you are blacklisted go to www.mxtoolbox.com and check who is blacklisting you, you can then request to be unblacklisted. If you have another reason please edit you question and let me know.How to change my IP Address with a router?
Your IP address is assigned by your ISP.
Your ISP assigns you an IP address every time your router is turned off and then back on.
This is normally random, but, depends on how your ISP assigns IP addresses.
To find out how to force the system to give you a new IP address you will need to call your ISPs tech support and ask them how best to do that on their system. They should be able to tell you IF and HOW it would be done with their equipment and their configurations.
The router itself has no control over your IP address. It's your modem for cable/dsl. It is assigned by your Internet Service Provider. If you call them and request a change they will change your IP. If you use a dial-up service such as AOL or a broadband card through a cell phone company like Sprint or Verizon it will automatically change every time you dial in to reconnect to the internet. There are also websites you can use to ';mask'; your IP address. Just do a google search for free IP masking.
How is it this online game can still ban my computer?
A game called second life, has banned my computer. I've changed my Mac address before, and it worked. But now, no luck, even after changing the mac address.
What could they still possibly be using to ban my computer? And how can I change it?How is it this online game can still ban my computer?
They could be banning your IP address as well.
Dane
What could they still possibly be using to ban my computer? And how can I change it?How is it this online game can still ban my computer?
They could be banning your IP address as well.
Dane
Hide my MAC address?
Is it possible to hide/change(virtually) the MAC address of my NIC?
If possible, then how?Hide my MAC address?
My Broadcom NetXtreme under Windows XP has an advanced setting in the properties called ';Locally Administered Address'; where you can change the MAC.Hide my MAC address?
You can change the MAC address on many routers so I assume its possible on some NICs though I havne't seen this. Usually you spoof the router and connect the NIC to the router. Anyways, MAC address is only used internally, point to point. Your IP is what identifies you.
Buy a router. Effectly to the outside world your MAC address is hidden. Plus with a router you can add additional computers to your internet connection.
With many ISP's - you are identified by your MAC address NOT the IP number that is assigned by the DHCP server - Your MAC address is what authenticates you in many cases so that a IP address can be given.
If you are having trouble with your router - you can clone your computer MAC address to your router.
Instructions for cloning your MAC can be found here:
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If possible, then how?Hide my MAC address?
My Broadcom NetXtreme under Windows XP has an advanced setting in the properties called ';Locally Administered Address'; where you can change the MAC.Hide my MAC address?
You can change the MAC address on many routers so I assume its possible on some NICs though I havne't seen this. Usually you spoof the router and connect the NIC to the router. Anyways, MAC address is only used internally, point to point. Your IP is what identifies you.
Buy a router. Effectly to the outside world your MAC address is hidden. Plus with a router you can add additional computers to your internet connection.
With many ISP's - you are identified by your MAC address NOT the IP number that is assigned by the DHCP server - Your MAC address is what authenticates you in many cases so that a IP address can be given.
If you are having trouble with your router - you can clone your computer MAC address to your router.
Instructions for cloning your MAC can be found here:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/supp
How do I change on Mac Microsoft Word default email?
On my Mac I opened Microsoft Word and placed a few email address' in the document and it enabled it to be clicked on and compose email. Can I change it to use a different email address like a yahoo email?How do I change on Mac Microsoft Word default email?
Download Yahoo!Mailer. In Mail, go to File %26gt; Preferences. For ';default email reader';, choose ';Select'; and then navigate to Yahoo!Mailer. Follow the instructions in the ReadMe file that comes with Yahoo!Mailer to set it to the ';Compose'; page of your Yahoo email.
You can't use Apple Mail to send through YahooMail unless you first sign up for a ';YahooMail Plus'; account.
Download Yahoo!Mailer. In Mail, go to File %26gt; Preferences. For ';default email reader';, choose ';Select'; and then navigate to Yahoo!Mailer. Follow the instructions in the ReadMe file that comes with Yahoo!Mailer to set it to the ';Compose'; page of your Yahoo email.
You can't use Apple Mail to send through YahooMail unless you first sign up for a ';YahooMail Plus'; account.
How to hide my adapter mac address?
I use a wireless network to connect with the internet i have adapter type WLAN USB 2.0 I face a real problem from hackers which they knew my mac adress using hacking softwares and I need a program which hide the mac adress from these hackers anybody can guide me to one? Knowing that I tried changing my mac several times using program k-mac but still face the same problem?How to hide my adapter mac address?
You could get a different usb wireless adapter. This new adapter will have a completely different MAC address.
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You could get a different usb wireless adapter. This new adapter will have a completely different MAC address.
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How do I find a new IP address on Mac Leopard?
I need to change my IP address but I don't know what number I change it to. I know how to get into the network and HOW to change my IP address, but I don't know what numbers i change it to.How do I find a new IP address on Mac Leopard?
You have no direct control over your IP address. It is assigned to you by your ISP. As such, you'd have to contact your ISP to have them change your IP address.How do I find a new IP address on Mac Leopard?
It's complicated, and it depends on if you have a router in between your computer and the Internet.
1. If yes, then the router is going to get the ';real'; IP address from your ISP and your computer is going to get it's IP from the router and will likely begin with 192.168.1. (assuming you're using DHCP). You can change it on your computer if you turn off DHCP and just change the last number, i.e. if it's 192.168.1.5 then make it 192.168.1.55 (or whatever, just don't go past 255).
2. If no router, then you can't really control the IP your computer gets, your ISP controls it. You can try powering off your modem and computer for a while in hopes they'll assign a new IP. You can also ask them for a static IP which will change it but they'll assign it and it'll probably cost $$
You have no direct control over your IP address. It is assigned to you by your ISP. As such, you'd have to contact your ISP to have them change your IP address.How do I find a new IP address on Mac Leopard?
It's complicated, and it depends on if you have a router in between your computer and the Internet.
1. If yes, then the router is going to get the ';real'; IP address from your ISP and your computer is going to get it's IP from the router and will likely begin with 192.168.1. (assuming you're using DHCP). You can change it on your computer if you turn off DHCP and just change the last number, i.e. if it's 192.168.1.5 then make it 192.168.1.55 (or whatever, just don't go past 255).
2. If no router, then you can't really control the IP your computer gets, your ISP controls it. You can try powering off your modem and computer for a while in hopes they'll assign a new IP. You can also ask them for a static IP which will change it but they'll assign it and it'll probably cost $$
Which MAC address does cable ISP identify customers by?
The NIC MAC or the cable modem MAC. If you try a forced IP change because the ISP never changes it, and you use various software to change the MAC, I think it only changes the NIC MAC, right, and the other one of the cable modem doesn't change? I don't understand how this works.Which MAC address does cable ISP identify customers by?
They identify you by the modem MAC.
That said, you don't need to change your mac to change your IP address. Doing the ipconfig commands from MS DOS should be enough to reset your IP.Which MAC address does cable ISP identify customers by?
Cable ISP use the MAC of the cable modem.
If your ISP has assigned a IP to a specific MAC adress then what ever you do, the address will remain the same. Additionally , if you change the MAC address on your modem, that might render your connection un-useful, if the ISP does not allow non-identified MAC in their network.
They identify you by the modem MAC.
That said, you don't need to change your mac to change your IP address. Doing the ipconfig commands from MS DOS should be enough to reset your IP.Which MAC address does cable ISP identify customers by?
Cable ISP use the MAC of the cable modem.
If your ISP has assigned a IP to a specific MAC adress then what ever you do, the address will remain the same. Additionally , if you change the MAC address on your modem, that might render your connection un-useful, if the ISP does not allow non-identified MAC in their network.
How to change ip address?
I am trying to play a poker game - downloaded application - its not in a browser and i want to know how i can change my ip address to a different countries for example Africa or New Zealand. I live in Australia and have an Australian ip.
I am also using a mac - leopard.
I need to change the ip to trick the poker game into thinking im from another country so i can join another countries tournament.
ThanksHow to change ip address?
You need proxy server from that country. If site restrict visits to only user from New Zealand then you need New Zealand proxy server etc...
Try to find some proxies on site's dedicated to proxy server on the Net. Good start is http://www.proxyblind.orgHow to change ip address?
You'd have to connect through a proxy in another country. That would be the only way. You cannot ';change'; your IP because it is assigned to you by your ISP.
You should use IP Changer program.
Just download it and set it.dvr Comforters
I am also using a mac - leopard.
I need to change the ip to trick the poker game into thinking im from another country so i can join another countries tournament.
ThanksHow to change ip address?
You need proxy server from that country. If site restrict visits to only user from New Zealand then you need New Zealand proxy server etc...
Try to find some proxies on site's dedicated to proxy server on the Net. Good start is http://www.proxyblind.orgHow to change ip address?
You'd have to connect through a proxy in another country. That would be the only way. You cannot ';change'; your IP because it is assigned to you by your ISP.
You should use IP Changer program.
Just download it and set it.
How to change or hide ip address on Mac OS Leopard?
http://ciscotutorials.info/How to change or hide ip address on Mac OS Leopard?
Not going to happen. The truth is, even the expensive IP hiders dont' truly mask your IP. Your real IP will always be there for someone who needs it including websites and definantly the law (if you are doing something illegal). You can check out some IP hiders though including Hide-my-IP for some general use. But don't expect it to keep you completely anonymous. There is no way to be anonymous on the internet.
Not going to happen. The truth is, even the expensive IP hiders dont' truly mask your IP. Your real IP will always be there for someone who needs it including websites and definantly the law (if you are doing something illegal). You can check out some IP hiders though including Hide-my-IP for some general use. But don't expect it to keep you completely anonymous. There is no way to be anonymous on the internet.
How do you find your PSP MAC Address without going into the System Settings?
I think the installation of 3.52 M33 might have damaged or changed my MAC because that's about when my WiFi card went dead. It still reads the memory stick and the headphone jack still works but I can't use any wireless features (game sharing, internet browser, photo sharing) so I think the problem might be the MAC. Problem is that I don't know what my MAC Address was to begin with.
Thanks for your help.How do you find your PSP MAC Address without going into the System Settings?
i Think the Wlan Switch is off,switch it onHow do you find your PSP MAC Address without going into the System Settings?
I tryed downgrade my slim to 1.50 then i lost my mac address i couldn't update play games internet. try using ir shell to play games. i sold my for 100 people wont give u much.
I tryed downgrade my slim to 1.50 then i lost my mac address i couldn't update play games internet. try using ir shell to play games. i sold my for 100 people wont give u much.
Thanks for your help.How do you find your PSP MAC Address without going into the System Settings?
i Think the Wlan Switch is off,switch it onHow do you find your PSP MAC Address without going into the System Settings?
I tryed downgrade my slim to 1.50 then i lost my mac address i couldn't update play games internet. try using ir shell to play games. i sold my for 100 people wont give u much.
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Can you help me with MacAdressChanger?
Well, I have a problem with MacAdressChanger. I will put in the new mac address, and click change mac address, but my connection won't come back on. About how long will it take for my connection to come back on, I only wait for under a minute. Or, might there be some other problems involved? If so, tell me, please.Can you help me with MacAdressChanger?
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Is it possible to change your MAC ID?
Every computer has a Mac Address/ID i was wondering if it's possible to change it and how do you do it? (curiosity struck me hard at work)Is it possible to change your MAC ID?
Depends on the device. Some network cards allow it, as do some routers.Is it possible to change your MAC ID?
lol i tried this a while back
http://zedomax.com/blog/2007/01/13/hack-
just a word of warning.. be careful your router isnt MAC locked or your ISP keeps track of a single MAC ID.. lol
takes a lot of convincing ISPs to make sure it is your computer still
Also http://www.governmentsecurity.org/archiv
Yes and no...you can't ';change'; it but many adapters have a choice in ';advanced'; on the driver configuration that lets you specify a MAC to override the preprogrammed one...if not there may be free utilities but I've never used them.
Why would you want to do that?
Besides trying to hack other networks, a legal and lagit use is when your ISP uses the MAC to identify your computer. If you get a new computer (or install a router) often you need to change or ';clone'; the MAC so the ISP doesn't know you swapped devices - just to get around having to call the ISP and have them enter the new device or charge extra for having a router.
There is no ';physical'; possible way to change your NIC MAC address. But there is a way to simulate a new one. A little program called SMAC. I do think it's freeware. Give that a shot! MAC addresses are HARD WIRED to the device, so the only way to eliminate that MAC address is to destroy the item.
www.download.com.ph/SMAC.htm
Hope this helps. By the way, what the hell does a ccna tutorial have to do with MAC address?? I have the CCNA! LOL
No, it is not possible to do this. It is hard wired right into the hardware. It is like a serial number. It is completely unchangeable and is unique to your device.
its not possible to change, however it is possible to spoof using a program called wireshark
No, it's hard-coded into the device.
Depends on the device. Some network cards allow it, as do some routers.Is it possible to change your MAC ID?
lol i tried this a while back
http://zedomax.com/blog/2007/01/13/hack-
just a word of warning.. be careful your router isnt MAC locked or your ISP keeps track of a single MAC ID.. lol
takes a lot of convincing ISPs to make sure it is your computer still
Also http://www.governmentsecurity.org/archiv
Yes and no...you can't ';change'; it but many adapters have a choice in ';advanced'; on the driver configuration that lets you specify a MAC to override the preprogrammed one...if not there may be free utilities but I've never used them.
Why would you want to do that?
Besides trying to hack other networks, a legal and lagit use is when your ISP uses the MAC to identify your computer. If you get a new computer (or install a router) often you need to change or ';clone'; the MAC so the ISP doesn't know you swapped devices - just to get around having to call the ISP and have them enter the new device or charge extra for having a router.
There is no ';physical'; possible way to change your NIC MAC address. But there is a way to simulate a new one. A little program called SMAC. I do think it's freeware. Give that a shot! MAC addresses are HARD WIRED to the device, so the only way to eliminate that MAC address is to destroy the item.
www.download.com.ph/SMAC.htm
Hope this helps. By the way, what the hell does a ccna tutorial have to do with MAC address?? I have the CCNA! LOL
No, it is not possible to do this. It is hard wired right into the hardware. It is like a serial number. It is completely unchangeable and is unique to your device.
its not possible to change, however it is possible to spoof using a program called wireshark
No, it's hard-coded into the device.
Mac address and ip address in windows vista?
I have a cable modem and am assigned a dynamic ip address. I have an idea about how to change my ip address. The problem is, I have to leave my modem off for a long time and plug it back in to get assigned a different IP. So I'm thinking, if I ';change'; my MAC address, then reset my modem, it will assign a different IP address. Is this feasible, and if so, how would you go about doing it (without buying a new NIC card or MOBO)?Mac address and ip address in windows vista?
You can usually spoof your mac address, if your going into a router then the setting resides under the wan portion of the setup menu. If your doing this from your modem to your computer, check this out!
http://www.tech-faq.com/change-mac-addre
Doing this, you WILL get a new dynamic IP address depending on how your modem is configured. You didn't mention what make, model, and provider you have!Mac address and ip address in windows vista?
sounds like you want a static IP from your modem, right? an easier way of getting a static IP would be to go into your modem's settings and force it to apply a static IP (one that you choose) to your MAC address. depends if the modem will allow you to do this, but most that i've used can. you usually log into the modem using its web interface at something like 192.168.0.1 in your browser. you'll need to know your MAC address, so find the command prompt (run%26gt;cmd) and type ipconfig /all to find it. setting just your NIC to a static IP will mean that other devices on your network will remain under DHCP.
hope that helps (and i haven't misunderstood)music player domain name registration
You can usually spoof your mac address, if your going into a router then the setting resides under the wan portion of the setup menu. If your doing this from your modem to your computer, check this out!
http://www.tech-faq.com/change-mac-addre
Doing this, you WILL get a new dynamic IP address depending on how your modem is configured. You didn't mention what make, model, and provider you have!Mac address and ip address in windows vista?
sounds like you want a static IP from your modem, right? an easier way of getting a static IP would be to go into your modem's settings and force it to apply a static IP (one that you choose) to your MAC address. depends if the modem will allow you to do this, but most that i've used can. you usually log into the modem using its web interface at something like 192.168.0.1 in your browser. you'll need to know your MAC address, so find the command prompt (run%26gt;cmd) and type ipconfig /all to find it. setting just your NIC to a static IP will mean that other devices on your network will remain under DHCP.
hope that helps (and i haven't misunderstood)
Hiding my real mac address?
What's a free program to hide my real mac address (not change it)? Shareware one: Hide My Mac. Any free ones? It should be able to either hide my mac address completely, or show a fake one not actually being used. How is this possible? Hide My Mac is a good one I heard, but it costs money.Hiding my real mac address?
Why would you want to?
You cannot completely hide a MAC address from the network or your computer will not work.
If you are on a managed corporate network, changing your MAC address will not hide you from the system administrators since they will still be able to figure out what physical switchport you are connected to, even from your fake MAC address.
Ultimately, you will probably cause yourself more problems than it is possibly worth, but the MAC address of a computer can be changed from the Windows Operating system itself. For more info see www.microsoft.comHiding my real mac address?
Why do you want to hide your MAC? Easiest way is honestly just to put your computer behind a NAT router...3com or D-link or Linksys (ick) or whatever strikes your fancy.
And it's very easy to do in Linux.
Why would you want to?
You cannot completely hide a MAC address from the network or your computer will not work.
If you are on a managed corporate network, changing your MAC address will not hide you from the system administrators since they will still be able to figure out what physical switchport you are connected to, even from your fake MAC address.
Ultimately, you will probably cause yourself more problems than it is possibly worth, but the MAC address of a computer can be changed from the Windows Operating system itself. For more info see www.microsoft.comHiding my real mac address?
Why do you want to hide your MAC? Easiest way is honestly just to put your computer behind a NAT router...3com or D-link or Linksys (ick) or whatever strikes your fancy.
And it's very easy to do in Linux.
How can i change or mask my mac address or ip address???
want to use to get more free money from poker sites that track free money via mac or ip addressHow can i change or mask my mac address or ip address???
Most routers and many network card can alter you MAC address. As for IP address, it is a bit harder to accomplish. There are services that will assist in disguising you IP address or if you have a dynamic IP address you can contact your service provider and ask them if they can assist you in changing it.
Most routers and many network card can alter you MAC address. As for IP address, it is a bit harder to accomplish. There are services that will assist in disguising you IP address or if you have a dynamic IP address you can contact your service provider and ask them if they can assist you in changing it.
How can I change my IP ADDRESS?
I have had 4 different IP Addresses that I have kept record of. I want to change them to create a new account on a website that only allows 1 account / ip address.
Specifications:
Linksys Router
Comcast Internet
I have tried changing it, and successfully have 4 times but I can't do it any longer. I was just going to my 192.168.x.x address to connect with router and click on ';clone mac address';, that would do the trick, but now that I click it, the mac address doesn't change anymore and it doesn't change ip address.How can I change my IP ADDRESS?
The 192.168.x.x address doesn't mean anything, that's a local network address not an internet address. The address that site would be using would likely be the one your router gets. And that's assigned to you by your ISP so to change that you might have to get a different ISP, which is a bit much to do just to trick some website into letting you have a second account. (And of course your first account would not be usable.)How can I change my IP ADDRESS?
IP number stays same and u cant change it at all whatsoever.
IP # = Short for Internet Protocol address. An IP address identifies a computer that is connected to the Internet or a network. An IP address usually consists of four groups of numbers separated by periods, such as 192.200.44.69.
Sites usually use ur Ip number for their security, for example if u break a rule in a site they will ban ur acc and they will lock down ur IP # so u dont enter their site anymore.
Every time you reset your modem from Comcast you should get a new IP address.
Specifications:
Linksys Router
Comcast Internet
I have tried changing it, and successfully have 4 times but I can't do it any longer. I was just going to my 192.168.x.x address to connect with router and click on ';clone mac address';, that would do the trick, but now that I click it, the mac address doesn't change anymore and it doesn't change ip address.How can I change my IP ADDRESS?
The 192.168.x.x address doesn't mean anything, that's a local network address not an internet address. The address that site would be using would likely be the one your router gets. And that's assigned to you by your ISP so to change that you might have to get a different ISP, which is a bit much to do just to trick some website into letting you have a second account. (And of course your first account would not be usable.)How can I change my IP ADDRESS?
IP number stays same and u cant change it at all whatsoever.
IP # = Short for Internet Protocol address. An IP address identifies a computer that is connected to the Internet or a network. An IP address usually consists of four groups of numbers separated by periods, such as 192.200.44.69.
Sites usually use ur Ip number for their security, for example if u break a rule in a site they will ban ur acc and they will lock down ur IP # so u dont enter their site anymore.
Every time you reset your modem from Comcast you should get a new IP address.
Change WAN IP with wireless network from computer?
I have a wireless card, and for some reason its detecting someone elses router, and not mine.. idk how thats possible since my router isn't really far away
so anyway, i can connect to the other persons linksys router, and i can change the MAC address, but when i press save, the internet wont work, unless i change it to disabled, or keep the mac address the same
Is there anyway i could change it and have it working?Change WAN IP with wireless network from computer?
Whenever the modem detects a different mac address is connected to it, the internet will stop working until the modem is powercycled. That's why it starts working again when you change back to the original mac address. There's no way to change the mac and have the internet work without powercycling the modem.
so anyway, i can connect to the other persons linksys router, and i can change the MAC address, but when i press save, the internet wont work, unless i change it to disabled, or keep the mac address the same
Is there anyway i could change it and have it working?Change WAN IP with wireless network from computer?
Whenever the modem detects a different mac address is connected to it, the internet will stop working until the modem is powercycled. That's why it starts working again when you change back to the original mac address. There's no way to change the mac and have the internet work without powercycling the modem.
How to change MAC Adress?
I have a D-LINK WIRELESS N HOME ROUTER DIR-615
with the MAC (00-22-B0-85-D7-34) ( printed on the back of router box)
can anybody tell me the way to change or clone the MAC address, step by step please.
ThanksHow to change MAC Adress?
Under Windows, the MAC address is stored in a registry key. To change a MAC address, find that key with `regedit` and change it. Of course, Microsoft keeps moving the location of the key around!
Windows XP adds an option to change the MAC address on some network cards under the Advanced tab in the network adapter's Properties menu.
A much easier and more reliable method to change a MAC address under Windows is to use a software utility program designed to do this for you.
Macshift is a free utility that you can use to spoof your MAC address under Microsoft Windows.scrub for acne lion tiger leopard
with the MAC (00-22-B0-85-D7-34) ( printed on the back of router box)
can anybody tell me the way to change or clone the MAC address, step by step please.
ThanksHow to change MAC Adress?
Under Windows, the MAC address is stored in a registry key. To change a MAC address, find that key with `regedit` and change it. Of course, Microsoft keeps moving the location of the key around!
Windows XP adds an option to change the MAC address on some network cards under the Advanced tab in the network adapter's Properties menu.
A much easier and more reliable method to change a MAC address under Windows is to use a software utility program designed to do this for you.
Macshift is a free utility that you can use to spoof your MAC address under Microsoft Windows.
Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
I am located in Toronto and have Rogers Express Internet. I am wondering if my IP address would change if I move to another location within the city? For example, my current IP is...
xx.xxx.zz.zzz
I know how to change z value through my router ';MAC ADDRESS'; configuration. Would the x value change?Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
Your IP address will be probably change but not the x value because every ISP fall in some IP ranges usually between z values.
You can learn more about IP addressing, IP ranges, tracking and classification on
http://www.ipaddresslocation.org or http://www.find-ip-address.orgWould my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
That depends. Your ISP has a certain IP range in its posession. The first part of the IP address belongs to your ISP and therefore cannot be changed, even if you have a dynamic IP address. If you have a static IP address now and you do not switch ISP, you will remain the same IP address at the new location. If you stick to your current ISP, but you have a dynamic IP address, it wil change every now and then, just like it does now. If you switch ISP, you will end up with a different static or dynamic IP address.
You will likely get a new IP address, but odds are heavy that the first two numbers will stay the same. It all depends on Rogers, what size of IP pool they have, and how they distribute it over their networks.
Look up your current IP at:
http://www.whatismyip.com/tools/ip-whois
and look in the results to see what size pool rogers has for the subnet you are in. Rogers may have more pools that don't show up in that result, but at least you will get a ';start'; in where you sit with IP addresses.
xx.xxx.zz.zzz
I know how to change z value through my router ';MAC ADDRESS'; configuration. Would the x value change?Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
Your IP address will be probably change but not the x value because every ISP fall in some IP ranges usually between z values.
You can learn more about IP addressing, IP ranges, tracking and classification on
http://www.ipaddresslocation.org or http://www.find-ip-address.orgWould my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
That depends. Your ISP has a certain IP range in its posession. The first part of the IP address belongs to your ISP and therefore cannot be changed, even if you have a dynamic IP address. If you have a static IP address now and you do not switch ISP, you will remain the same IP address at the new location. If you stick to your current ISP, but you have a dynamic IP address, it wil change every now and then, just like it does now. If you switch ISP, you will end up with a different static or dynamic IP address.
You will likely get a new IP address, but odds are heavy that the first two numbers will stay the same. It all depends on Rogers, what size of IP pool they have, and how they distribute it over their networks.
Look up your current IP at:
http://www.whatismyip.com/tools/ip-whois
and look in the results to see what size pool rogers has for the subnet you are in. Rogers may have more pools that don't show up in that result, but at least you will get a ';start'; in where you sit with IP addresses.
How do I change my MAC address?
Okay I know how to do it, but I have problems. I have tried:
Several Programs
Editing Registry
Using a Locally Administered MAC Address (from device driver)
but nothing works. ipconfig /all AND my router say I am using the old MAC address.
The reason I'm doing this is to test my router's mac address filtering but it never disconnects me, even when I disconnect and reconnect myself.
I'm using:
Broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN wireless card
Windows Vista Home PremiumHow do I change my MAC address?
Under Windows, the MAC address is stored in a registry key. To change a MAC address, find that key with `regedit` and change it. Of course, Microsoft keeps moving the location of the key around!
Windows XP adds an option to change the MAC address on some network cards under the Advanced tab in the network adapter's Properties menu.
A much easier and more reliable method to change a MAC address under Windows is to use a software utility program designed to do this for you.
Macshift is a free utility that you can use to spoof your MAC address under Microsoft Windows.
How to change a MAC address in MacOS
Instructions for changing the MAC address on a Macintosh can be found at MAC Spoofing on the Macintosh.How do I change my MAC address?
The MAC address is like a serial number that is permanently burned into your network card. There is no way to change it. It is part of the hardware, not the software on your computer. You would have to install a different network card to change the MAC address.
There are ways in the Windows registry to ';spoof'; the address, but they are not permanent (Windows keeps changing it back). And you run the risk of duplicating an existing MAC address. Should you do that while the address is on line, all of your information may go to the computer instead of yours. A major security risk. Not recommended.
The ';spoof'; will fail if you try to filter it because Windows keeps correcting the address. So it is pointless to try that.
Several Programs
Editing Registry
Using a Locally Administered MAC Address (from device driver)
but nothing works. ipconfig /all AND my router say I am using the old MAC address.
The reason I'm doing this is to test my router's mac address filtering but it never disconnects me, even when I disconnect and reconnect myself.
I'm using:
Broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN wireless card
Windows Vista Home PremiumHow do I change my MAC address?
Under Windows, the MAC address is stored in a registry key. To change a MAC address, find that key with `regedit` and change it. Of course, Microsoft keeps moving the location of the key around!
Windows XP adds an option to change the MAC address on some network cards under the Advanced tab in the network adapter's Properties menu.
A much easier and more reliable method to change a MAC address under Windows is to use a software utility program designed to do this for you.
Macshift is a free utility that you can use to spoof your MAC address under Microsoft Windows.
How to change a MAC address in MacOS
Instructions for changing the MAC address on a Macintosh can be found at MAC Spoofing on the Macintosh.How do I change my MAC address?
The MAC address is like a serial number that is permanently burned into your network card. There is no way to change it. It is part of the hardware, not the software on your computer. You would have to install a different network card to change the MAC address.
There are ways in the Windows registry to ';spoof'; the address, but they are not permanent (Windows keeps changing it back). And you run the risk of duplicating an existing MAC address. Should you do that while the address is on line, all of your information may go to the computer instead of yours. A major security risk. Not recommended.
The ';spoof'; will fail if you try to filter it because Windows keeps correcting the address. So it is pointless to try that.
How can I change my PS3 MAC Address?
I've been perm banned for game-sharing which I think is ridiculous because it was only twice for games costing about a fiver each.
I know that MAC addresses are supposed to be unchangeable but I've heard that, although hard, it is possible.How can I change my PS3 MAC Address?
Shouldn't have shared those cheap games. Maybe you can trade PS3's with the person/people you shared with :)
I know that MAC addresses are supposed to be unchangeable but I've heard that, although hard, it is possible.How can I change my PS3 MAC Address?
Shouldn't have shared those cheap games. Maybe you can trade PS3's with the person/people you shared with :)
How can I change my PS3 MAC Address?
I've been perm banned for game-sharing which I think is ridiculous because it was only twice for games costing about a fiver each.
I know that MAC addresses are supposed to be unchangeable but I've heard that, although hard, it is possible.How can I change my PS3 MAC Address?
use a proxy dumb ****
I know that MAC addresses are supposed to be unchangeable but I've heard that, although hard, it is possible.How can I change my PS3 MAC Address?
use a proxy dumb ****
How to change mac address?
Read your router's manual on how to do this. All routers are made different, so any instructions here would be a jab in the dark.How to change mac address?
There's software that allows you to spoof your MAC on your host, but you need to give us more information on what and why you want to spoof your MAC.
MAC addresses are hard-coded on your network card, there's not too many reasons to need to spoof them, except perhaps when you're using hotel internet and you have to sign on before you can use it, and you want to use your PS3 or Xbox360 on their network. Other than that...how old do i look howtoendarelationshipwithsomeon
There's software that allows you to spoof your MAC on your host, but you need to give us more information on what and why you want to spoof your MAC.
MAC addresses are hard-coded on your network card, there's not too many reasons to need to spoof them, except perhaps when you're using hotel internet and you have to sign on before you can use it, and you want to use your PS3 or Xbox360 on their network. Other than that...
Changing my router's mac address?
So i'm trying to change my IP address, since i'm using a router and since the lease time is too long to wait out, the only way I see to do this is to use the clone mac address feature.
The only problem is I don't know what to put in the fields. There are five i can choose from, the internet MAC address, the local MAC address, the wireless network MAC address, my PCs MAC address, and then the one that is already in the fields by default when i choose to clone.
i was told that i should also change the last four characters of the MAC address when i apply the settings, though i'm not sure if this is true or not (any combination of characters from A-F, 0-9). I cloned my PC's mac and changed the last four characters but there was no connection afterwards.
My questions are: which MAC address should i put in the fields? Should I change the last four characters at all? how long would it take before my ISP will issue that MAC address with an IP address? is it possible that my ISP may not be assign IPs like this?
I'm using a linksys model WRT150N, there are multiple people in my wireless network, and my ISP is TVmax (just putting this information in case it helps at all.)Changing my router's mac address?
some ISP associate your device's MAC with your account. so you cannot get online unless the mac you use is tied to a valid account. if you change your mac, you must call and have them update their records. they will not give a lease to an unknown mac. or sometimes they will, but they provide service at a very reduced speed.
if you change the mac and get no connection, it sounds like your ISP may do this. maybe you can call and have them update your account with whatever you changed it to.
also remember that all macs on a broadcast domain must be unique, so for instance no two devices on your internal lan can have the same mac, and the device that faces the ISP must not conflict with some other customer in that area.
The only problem is I don't know what to put in the fields. There are five i can choose from, the internet MAC address, the local MAC address, the wireless network MAC address, my PCs MAC address, and then the one that is already in the fields by default when i choose to clone.
i was told that i should also change the last four characters of the MAC address when i apply the settings, though i'm not sure if this is true or not (any combination of characters from A-F, 0-9). I cloned my PC's mac and changed the last four characters but there was no connection afterwards.
My questions are: which MAC address should i put in the fields? Should I change the last four characters at all? how long would it take before my ISP will issue that MAC address with an IP address? is it possible that my ISP may not be assign IPs like this?
I'm using a linksys model WRT150N, there are multiple people in my wireless network, and my ISP is TVmax (just putting this information in case it helps at all.)Changing my router's mac address?
some ISP associate your device's MAC with your account. so you cannot get online unless the mac you use is tied to a valid account. if you change your mac, you must call and have them update their records. they will not give a lease to an unknown mac. or sometimes they will, but they provide service at a very reduced speed.
if you change the mac and get no connection, it sounds like your ISP may do this. maybe you can call and have them update your account with whatever you changed it to.
also remember that all macs on a broadcast domain must be unique, so for instance no two devices on your internal lan can have the same mac, and the device that faces the ISP must not conflict with some other customer in that area.
Can admin locate where is the computer from IP or MAC address?
If there any way that the admin can know that
specific MAC address connect to which hob?
If the admin can, then how?
(Know which hob can mean know what building, what floor
, what area that the computer locate)
If I move the computer to another floor or another building
and connect to the new hob without changing IP and MAC address, can admin know that the computer was moved?
Are there any data that the admin log from the LAN
except IP, MAC address, destination IP, port, computer name,
time connect and disconnect to the LAN?Can admin locate where is the computer from IP or MAC address?
If they are any good at all they will have logging set up for internal network routes including user and machine names. most companies I support have an instant dismissal policy for anyone trying to move machines or cheat the system.Can admin locate where is the computer from IP or MAC address?
http://www.geobytes.com/IpLocator.htm
its that. easy. lat and long. took me 2 seconds.
specific MAC address connect to which hob?
If the admin can, then how?
(Know which hob can mean know what building, what floor
, what area that the computer locate)
If I move the computer to another floor or another building
and connect to the new hob without changing IP and MAC address, can admin know that the computer was moved?
Are there any data that the admin log from the LAN
except IP, MAC address, destination IP, port, computer name,
time connect and disconnect to the LAN?Can admin locate where is the computer from IP or MAC address?
If they are any good at all they will have logging set up for internal network routes including user and machine names. most companies I support have an instant dismissal policy for anyone trying to move machines or cheat the system.Can admin locate where is the computer from IP or MAC address?
http://www.geobytes.com/IpLocator.htm
its that. easy. lat and long. took me 2 seconds.
Need a free program to hide my ip address, even from my own router. Help please?
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How in the heck can I change my ip address?
Well, I've been trying for a while now. I have Comcast, they are supposed to have dynamic ip, or so they say. It's just that when you have Comcast, and it attempts to change your ip, nine out of ten times, you will come back with the same ip.
I've tried many methods to get my ip changed. Nothing worked. Hell, I even plugged in my router and changed my mac address with ';mac address changer';. Didn't work either.
I say again, Comcast claims to have dynamic ip. So, how can I get my ip changed for sure? This is very frustrating.How in the heck can I change my ip address?
when your model requests on address it looks to see if there is a lease already associated with your modem. if your lease is still valid it will assign you the same IP address everytime... the length of time of this DHCP lease is determined by your ISP.... AT%26amp;T DSL leases expire every 4 hours. I don't know about comcast...How in the heck can I change my ip address?
Change your ISP.
You can't. They have ot do it and ti will depend on how their server is configured.
You're going to have to put in a firewall if you're having problems with hackers.
http://www.smoothwall.org. It's free and works quite well.
Your ISP determines the amount of time it takes for the IP they assign you to change.
That being said, the IP is determined by the MAC address of the Comcast modem, not the router. If you were that desperate for your IP to change, request a new modem. Of course, they may charge you, but what's a few bucks to change an IP.
The fact that they have dynamic IP addressing doesn't mean you'll get a different address each time you ask to renew your IP address. Chances are, you'll get the same address each time. The only way to get a different IP address from them is by turning your modem off for a day or 2: chances are your IP address will be given to someone else by then.
Another option is to call Comcast and ask them to remove the IP address connected to your connection. Chances are they won't, but they'll ask you: Why are you so gung ho on changing your IP address? It won't make a difference: through your ISP they can trace all and any IP addresses that that ISP has given out to you over the past year or so. It won't make things faster, since your ISP can change your IP address, but you'll still be using their networks.
Haha, u can't. It is just plain impossible, from your computer. What you could do is call Comcast and they would probably be able to do it for you. Otherwise, live with the one you have, obviously there is nothing wrong with it if you are on Yahoo Answers asking this question.
Change it yourself with a proxy server...easiest way to do it so you don't have to worry about your ISP changing it for you. A proxy server will mask your IP and show a fake one generated by the server to anyone who is tracking you. If pinged, ti will shoot back to the server and not your real location.
I've tried many methods to get my ip changed. Nothing worked. Hell, I even plugged in my router and changed my mac address with ';mac address changer';. Didn't work either.
I say again, Comcast claims to have dynamic ip. So, how can I get my ip changed for sure? This is very frustrating.How in the heck can I change my ip address?
when your model requests on address it looks to see if there is a lease already associated with your modem. if your lease is still valid it will assign you the same IP address everytime... the length of time of this DHCP lease is determined by your ISP.... AT%26amp;T DSL leases expire every 4 hours. I don't know about comcast...How in the heck can I change my ip address?
Change your ISP.
You can't. They have ot do it and ti will depend on how their server is configured.
You're going to have to put in a firewall if you're having problems with hackers.
http://www.smoothwall.org. It's free and works quite well.
Your ISP determines the amount of time it takes for the IP they assign you to change.
That being said, the IP is determined by the MAC address of the Comcast modem, not the router. If you were that desperate for your IP to change, request a new modem. Of course, they may charge you, but what's a few bucks to change an IP.
The fact that they have dynamic IP addressing doesn't mean you'll get a different address each time you ask to renew your IP address. Chances are, you'll get the same address each time. The only way to get a different IP address from them is by turning your modem off for a day or 2: chances are your IP address will be given to someone else by then.
Another option is to call Comcast and ask them to remove the IP address connected to your connection. Chances are they won't, but they'll ask you: Why are you so gung ho on changing your IP address? It won't make a difference: through your ISP they can trace all and any IP addresses that that ISP has given out to you over the past year or so. It won't make things faster, since your ISP can change your IP address, but you'll still be using their networks.
Haha, u can't. It is just plain impossible, from your computer. What you could do is call Comcast and they would probably be able to do it for you. Otherwise, live with the one you have, obviously there is nothing wrong with it if you are on Yahoo Answers asking this question.
Change it yourself with a proxy server...easiest way to do it so you don't have to worry about your ISP changing it for you. A proxy server will mask your IP and show a fake one generated by the server to anyone who is tracking you. If pinged, ti will shoot back to the server and not your real location.
How do i know which mac address will work with my modem?
When i change the mac address, some work and some do not. i am not sure how to accurately type a mac address to ensure i get connectivity to the net. is there any protocol i should follow? how can i find out which mac addresses work for my modem?How do i know which mac address will work with my modem?
(Maybe you already know this and I'm not answering the right question)
Every computer comes with a MAC address that can't be changed.
I believe MAC address and Physical address are synonymous.
A MAC address is used to uniquely identify a computer.
To find your computer's MAC address, you can open the command prompt:
Windows Start Menu --%26gt; Run
In the ';Run'; window, type in ';cmd';
This will bring up a ';command prompt window';. From here, all you have to do is type in
';ipconfig';
New lines will be displayed. One will say ';Physical address';
The numbers behind that are your MAC addressHow do i know which mac address will work with my modem?
A mac address is sort of like a mailing address. Everyones house has an address and it is unchangeable. A mac address is burnt into the chip and can not be changed with software. I don't understand what mac address you are changing.best myspace rodents
(Maybe you already know this and I'm not answering the right question)
Every computer comes with a MAC address that can't be changed.
I believe MAC address and Physical address are synonymous.
A MAC address is used to uniquely identify a computer.
To find your computer's MAC address, you can open the command prompt:
Windows Start Menu --%26gt; Run
In the ';Run'; window, type in ';cmd';
This will bring up a ';command prompt window';. From here, all you have to do is type in
';ipconfig';
New lines will be displayed. One will say ';Physical address';
The numbers behind that are your MAC addressHow do i know which mac address will work with my modem?
A mac address is sort of like a mailing address. Everyones house has an address and it is unchangeable. A mac address is burnt into the chip and can not be changed with software. I don't understand what mac address you are changing.
How did i change my IP address?
I was looking online on how to change my IP address and I read that if you change your MAC address you get a new IP address. I did that by changing just one number and then i clicked on two buttons labeled ';DHCP Release'; and ';DHCP Renew'; and after a minute or two i had a new IP address. did those two buttons i clicked have anything to do with it or do i just have to change the MAC address? BTW, i did all of this in my Linksys router model WRT54G if that helps.How did i change my IP address?
Well DHCP is Dynamic, your router holds a pool of addresses, if you release the one you are using and renew then it can give you a new one from it's pool of addresses. This is only an address between you and the router though remember, your internet address has not been changed as the router itself has that.How did i change my IP address?
dhcp release caused your machine to release its ip address - when you clicked on dhcp renew, you requested a new ip address from the router/switch/dhcp server, so yes, you need to click the dhcp release and renew.
IP addresses are rented out to providers who rent out the time to the consumer. Your address is not good for an infinite amount of time, so you must renew it (usually automatically done.) However, if your is expired/released, and a new customer joins in and takes the lowest avaliable one (yours,) when you renew yours, you will receive a new one.
Your MAC address is the same though.
Well DHCP is Dynamic, your router holds a pool of addresses, if you release the one you are using and renew then it can give you a new one from it's pool of addresses. This is only an address between you and the router though remember, your internet address has not been changed as the router itself has that.How did i change my IP address?
dhcp release caused your machine to release its ip address - when you clicked on dhcp renew, you requested a new ip address from the router/switch/dhcp server, so yes, you need to click the dhcp release and renew.
IP addresses are rented out to providers who rent out the time to the consumer. Your address is not good for an infinite amount of time, so you must renew it (usually automatically done.) However, if your is expired/released, and a new customer joins in and takes the lowest avaliable one (yours,) when you renew yours, you will receive a new one.
Your MAC address is the same though.
Why does the second digit of my mac address have to be a '2'?
I am using a Intel wireless 5100 AGM on windows 7. After A LOT of trouble i am able to change my mac address to anything as long as the second digit is a '2'. As in: 02-15-A5-AE-7C-31. So as long as its x2-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx, it will work, if i try to change it to something without the second digit being a 2 it will reset to its original mac address, which surprisingly starts with 00-24- The only way into my network is with my old mac address. So does any one know how to change or bypass this? Maybe I need to change the parameters somewhere. Does anyone know how can can change it into an Address not starting with x2-?Why does the second digit of my mac address have to be a '2'?
If it is truly *your* network then remove the MAC address filter.
Seems to me that you wouldn't have to spoof your own MAC address.
(use an ethernet cable to connect directly to the router and change the settings, ethernet cables are cheap and the router will have come with one)
If it is truly *your* network then remove the MAC address filter.
Seems to me that you wouldn't have to spoof your own MAC address.
(use an ethernet cable to connect directly to the router and change the settings, ethernet cables are cheap and the router will have come with one)
How can I change my IP ADDRESS again?
I am currently using a router [Linksys] and have broadband internet [Comcast].
I have been changing my IP ADDRESS several times during the last week. The way I did it was:
%26gt; 192.168.X.X
%26gt; Log In
%26gt; MAC Address Clone
%26gt; Clone your PC's MAC
Now that I try and hit that last button ';Clone your PC's MAC'; the MAC which is illustrated on the top doesn't change. If I try to change the MAC manually then my internet get's disconnected.
How do I change my IP ADDRESS now?
If you have any questions about my situation please ask, Thank You !How can I change my IP ADDRESS again?
go into command prompt (run%26gt;cmd) then type ipconfig /release (enter) then ipconfig /renew (enter)How can I change my IP ADDRESS again?
ipconfig/release
then
ipconfig/renew
Unplug the Cable modem from power for like 2 hours. If that doesn't work, call Comcast and ask them to assign you a new IP.
I think you can set a static IP address which is practically an IP address that you make yourself. If you are using a MAC I don't know how to do this.
On a PC, go to control panel, right click on network connections go to properties, then go to tc/ip protocol and click properties, then go to use the following IP address and set it to your liking. I think you can do that if you are using a router but I'm not sure you can if you were using a computer plugged right into a modem.
I have been changing my IP ADDRESS several times during the last week. The way I did it was:
%26gt; 192.168.X.X
%26gt; Log In
%26gt; MAC Address Clone
%26gt; Clone your PC's MAC
Now that I try and hit that last button ';Clone your PC's MAC'; the MAC which is illustrated on the top doesn't change. If I try to change the MAC manually then my internet get's disconnected.
How do I change my IP ADDRESS now?
If you have any questions about my situation please ask, Thank You !How can I change my IP ADDRESS again?
go into command prompt (run%26gt;cmd) then type ipconfig /release (enter) then ipconfig /renew (enter)How can I change my IP ADDRESS again?
ipconfig/release
then
ipconfig/renew
Unplug the Cable modem from power for like 2 hours. If that doesn't work, call Comcast and ask them to assign you a new IP.
I think you can set a static IP address which is practically an IP address that you make yourself. If you are using a MAC I don't know how to do this.
On a PC, go to control panel, right click on network connections go to properties, then go to tc/ip protocol and click properties, then go to use the following IP address and set it to your liking. I think you can do that if you are using a router but I'm not sure you can if you were using a computer plugged right into a modem.
How to change a MAC address?
Hello all, this question is for my husband. He is currently living in Korea....anyways this morning his internet shut down. His router is showing that he still has internet access, but his computer is not receiving it. He reset his computer and when I called him, he told me that he believes his mac address has been blocked. Is there any way around this? I can call him on his cell but that is very costly. We always kept in contact through the internet via msn. How can he fix this? Is there a way to fix this? He isnt sharing his internet or piggybacking on anyone elses. Someone please help!!!!How to change a MAC address?
Some older Wifi cards let you change the MAC address in the device properties. You can get another wifi card for like $20 or you might be able to find some software that will let you change your MAC address.How to change a MAC address?
Unlikely that MAC address is blocked as the MAC address presented to the ISP is that of the router, which is connecting. Depending on which router he's using, it probably only has a NAT based firewall which by default, allows all outgoing connections so unless he's configured his router to block himself, it's not going to be that either.
Sounds like a problem at the ISP end, could be a DNS server is not responding for some reason, which would give exactly those symptoms. Problem is, there are so many possibilities, from the computer client right through to the ISP.
It could also be a faulty router, corrupt IP stack, faulty network adaptor, cabling etc etc. But assuming he can open his router config page, therefor meaning his computer is definitely connected to the router, and he is also sure that his router is definitely connected to the ISP, then he needs to contact his ISP
i think MAC address cant be changed ...they are hard coded..!!!
but due to manufacturing defect ....two Network Interface Card(NIC) can have the same MAC address...!!!!!!!
so...i think ...tell him to buy a new NIC...that will be better...!!!!
You can probably spoof the MAC address in some way, but that on'y masks the symptoms, it doesn't solve the problem. First of all, you talk about something being blocked on his end...so if this is the case, then the issues needs to be fixed on his end. Has he contacted whoever provides the Internet service?
Unless there's some security issue in play here, or his system is infected with some kind of malware, the first place he needs to look is at his local connection.
simple tell him to reconfig router so the firewall does not block MAC addresses.
However i doubt this is the problem since MAC addresses don't change. They r unique to the device.
Some older Wifi cards let you change the MAC address in the device properties. You can get another wifi card for like $20 or you might be able to find some software that will let you change your MAC address.How to change a MAC address?
Unlikely that MAC address is blocked as the MAC address presented to the ISP is that of the router, which is connecting. Depending on which router he's using, it probably only has a NAT based firewall which by default, allows all outgoing connections so unless he's configured his router to block himself, it's not going to be that either.
Sounds like a problem at the ISP end, could be a DNS server is not responding for some reason, which would give exactly those symptoms. Problem is, there are so many possibilities, from the computer client right through to the ISP.
It could also be a faulty router, corrupt IP stack, faulty network adaptor, cabling etc etc. But assuming he can open his router config page, therefor meaning his computer is definitely connected to the router, and he is also sure that his router is definitely connected to the ISP, then he needs to contact his ISP
i think MAC address cant be changed ...they are hard coded..!!!
but due to manufacturing defect ....two Network Interface Card(NIC) can have the same MAC address...!!!!!!!
so...i think ...tell him to buy a new NIC...that will be better...!!!!
You can probably spoof the MAC address in some way, but that on'y masks the symptoms, it doesn't solve the problem. First of all, you talk about something being blocked on his end...so if this is the case, then the issues needs to be fixed on his end. Has he contacted whoever provides the Internet service?
Unless there's some security issue in play here, or his system is infected with some kind of malware, the first place he needs to look is at his local connection.
simple tell him to reconfig router so the firewall does not block MAC addresses.
However i doubt this is the problem since MAC addresses don't change. They r unique to the device.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Cable modem, blocks and MAC/IP address?
Hello,
Now before you post anything please don't tell me to talk to my dad, get a life etc. i am here for help please guys and gals not a lecture!
I am 20 years old and living at home (unfortunately) with my parents and pay rent. the issue is that recently me and the old man had a fight and he has decided to cut the only thing that means anything to me which is the internet. as ive got mental issues and getting over a drug habit this is the only thing that keeps me sane!
first of all i want to know how he has blocked me from using the internet.i'm still hooked up to the modem but cannot use net. i can change the MAC address with a dodgy program and get it running but it doesn't seem to last for that long.
so for example....
if i kept changing my MAC address will the modem just see me as a new user? or i need to change my IP to?
whats the dif between IP address and MAC address?
can you help me out on ways around this issue?
is there anyway of accessing the modem without showing up on the modem log?
what the old man doesn't know wont hurt him and hes just trying to pull some power trick on me :(
thanks for your help guys, as u can understand this is immensely frustrating and will help me out aallot if u could throw me a bone :)
appreciate it!Cable modem, blocks and MAC/IP address?
Ok this is really simple. Changing the MAC is only temporary. First the ISP knows several things for sure. #1 who is paying for the service. #2 Where the packets of data are being sent even if a proxy is used. Arrangements can be made with the isp to block data going to any local system that does not ID itself properly. The only way to establish rock solid service to your unit would be to clone the hard drive of the primary system on the local network.
Now before you post anything please don't tell me to talk to my dad, get a life etc. i am here for help please guys and gals not a lecture!
I am 20 years old and living at home (unfortunately) with my parents and pay rent. the issue is that recently me and the old man had a fight and he has decided to cut the only thing that means anything to me which is the internet. as ive got mental issues and getting over a drug habit this is the only thing that keeps me sane!
first of all i want to know how he has blocked me from using the internet.i'm still hooked up to the modem but cannot use net. i can change the MAC address with a dodgy program and get it running but it doesn't seem to last for that long.
so for example....
if i kept changing my MAC address will the modem just see me as a new user? or i need to change my IP to?
whats the dif between IP address and MAC address?
can you help me out on ways around this issue?
is there anyway of accessing the modem without showing up on the modem log?
what the old man doesn't know wont hurt him and hes just trying to pull some power trick on me :(
thanks for your help guys, as u can understand this is immensely frustrating and will help me out aallot if u could throw me a bone :)
appreciate it!Cable modem, blocks and MAC/IP address?
Ok this is really simple. Changing the MAC is only temporary. First the ISP knows several things for sure. #1 who is paying for the service. #2 Where the packets of data are being sent even if a proxy is used. Arrangements can be made with the isp to block data going to any local system that does not ID itself properly. The only way to establish rock solid service to your unit would be to clone the hard drive of the primary system on the local network.
Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
How can you change you mac address for windows vista without harming your internet connection which mine is wireless which is connected to a router. When i tried to change it on another computer to try it it worked but the internet went down. does it mean i have to change router settings and allow the new mac address.
thankyou for any help Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your failure meant the other hosts did not update their ARP table, reboot your PC after you change the MAC address. This should cause the other hosts on your network to ARP for your new MAC address.Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your MAC address is burned in to the Ethernet device, it cannot be changed(unless you use another device) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_addresscat hair do
thankyou for any help Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your failure meant the other hosts did not update their ARP table, reboot your PC after you change the MAC address. This should cause the other hosts on your network to ARP for your new MAC address.Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your MAC address is burned in to the Ethernet device, it cannot be changed(unless you use another device) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
How can you change you mac address for windows vista without harming your internet connection which mine is wireless which is connected to a router. When i tried to change it on another computer to try it it worked but the internet went down. does it mean i have to change router settings and allow the new mac address.
thankyou for any help Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your failure meant the other hosts did not update their ARP table, reboot your PC after you change the MAC address. This should cause the other hosts on your network to ARP for your new MAC address.Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your MAC address is burned in to the Ethernet device, it cannot be changed(unless you use another device) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
thankyou for any help Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your failure meant the other hosts did not update their ARP table, reboot your PC after you change the MAC address. This should cause the other hosts on your network to ARP for your new MAC address.Mac address changer windows vista with wireless connection to a router not in jeopardy?
Your MAC address is burned in to the Ethernet device, it cannot be changed(unless you use another device) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
How to restore original MAC address on LAN?
I used a MAC spoofing program called Technitium MAC Address Changer v5 to change the MAC address of my LAN. Usually when I do it I look at the check boxes and uncheck the one that says make new MAC persistant, but the last time I changed it I didn't uncheck it. Now the program says my MAC is changed, and of course I never wrote it down, and even when I push the restore original MAC button nothing happens. It stills says it's changed and will not let me change it back. Is there some way I can restore my original factory MAC address?How to restore original MAC address on LAN?
Start
All Programs
Accessories
System Tools
System Restore
Choose a Restore point previous to the time the problem startedHow to restore original MAC address on LAN?
Try deleting your network adapter. My Computer %26gt; Properties. Open the Hardware tab. Click on the Device Manager button. Scroll down the list to find your network adapter. Right click and delete. Re-boot your computer, it should re-install the driver automatically and force the MAC address to it's default.
Sorry I meant Uninstall not delete.
wdw
You can try uninstall the hardware device, and installing it back in. If that fails then I would physically take out the card, and somewhere on that card is the hardware address (mac address). Copy it down, then write a new mac address using that program again.
welll first what is the reason why you want to change you MAC address in the first place.
The only way to re-do it is to reset your ruter or modem or just system restore.
Start
All Programs
Accessories
System Tools
System Restore
Choose a Restore point previous to the time the problem startedHow to restore original MAC address on LAN?
Try deleting your network adapter. My Computer %26gt; Properties. Open the Hardware tab. Click on the Device Manager button. Scroll down the list to find your network adapter. Right click and delete. Re-boot your computer, it should re-install the driver automatically and force the MAC address to it's default.
Sorry I meant Uninstall not delete.
wdw
You can try uninstall the hardware device, and installing it back in. If that fails then I would physically take out the card, and somewhere on that card is the hardware address (mac address). Copy it down, then write a new mac address using that program again.
welll first what is the reason why you want to change you MAC address in the first place.
The only way to re-do it is to reset your ruter or modem or just system restore.
How does maliciously changing IP and MAC address disrupt other's connectivity?
Hey guys, could you give me a explaination of how would a user maliciously altering their IP or MAC address be able to disrupt another user's network connectivity?How does maliciously changing IP and MAC address disrupt other's connectivity?
Ok, first thing you need to know is, that everyone on the internet (that is directly connected to the internet, and not behind a NAT routed network) has a unique IP address that no other person can have at that time. The same applies for MAC addresses.
Each piece of networking media has a MAC address to uniquely identify it on a layer 2 device such as a switch, or in some cases a bridge or router.
If two people have the same IP address in a given network, each user will be notified that duplication has occured, and traffic will not be routed correctly to each device. Routers keep track of various IP addresses, and the ports to which the communications for a given address can be directed to. If there is a conflict, traffic destined for IP address may be discarded until the IP conflict is resolved, no one computer may be allowed to send or receive traffic through the router.
The same thing goes for MAC addresses as well. Most networking equipment have various algorithms to prevent this from happening, but there are some vulnerabilities that do tend to let this happen. When a switch receives a duplicate MAC address, it could destabilize the MAC address table, and cause any number of problems including disrupted network communications to that computer until the conflict is resolved.
The malicious intent behind changing an IP address or MAC address can be for various reasons, some of which is to disrupt communications to a given device, other reasons are to intercept communications for the purposes of man in the middle attacks for theft of data and worse.
There are a number of reasons, and rarely are they good reasons, for doing what you are asking about.
Ok, first thing you need to know is, that everyone on the internet (that is directly connected to the internet, and not behind a NAT routed network) has a unique IP address that no other person can have at that time. The same applies for MAC addresses.
Each piece of networking media has a MAC address to uniquely identify it on a layer 2 device such as a switch, or in some cases a bridge or router.
If two people have the same IP address in a given network, each user will be notified that duplication has occured, and traffic will not be routed correctly to each device. Routers keep track of various IP addresses, and the ports to which the communications for a given address can be directed to. If there is a conflict, traffic destined for IP address may be discarded until the IP conflict is resolved, no one computer may be allowed to send or receive traffic through the router.
The same thing goes for MAC addresses as well. Most networking equipment have various algorithms to prevent this from happening, but there are some vulnerabilities that do tend to let this happen. When a switch receives a duplicate MAC address, it could destabilize the MAC address table, and cause any number of problems including disrupted network communications to that computer until the conflict is resolved.
The malicious intent behind changing an IP address or MAC address can be for various reasons, some of which is to disrupt communications to a given device, other reasons are to intercept communications for the purposes of man in the middle attacks for theft of data and worse.
There are a number of reasons, and rarely are they good reasons, for doing what you are asking about.
Cloning mac address??
whats with this changing the mac address thg?whats actually happpening and how does it happen??
and why is it specifically called ';cloning'; why not jsut changing??
some of my frends who have intel lan card can chagne their mac and subsequently their ip address but ppl who have realtek lan card are not able to do so even though they have the option to change.Cloning mac address??
MAC addresses are burned into the networking hardware. They are, in theory, unique in the world. Cloning is a software process that translates the MAC address when sending packets.Cloning mac address??
Virtuall all operating systems allow you to change the MAC address of a NIC. MAC ';cloning'; is the practice of changing your MAC address to that of one that is authorized on a system.
Since it is childs play to determine the MAC addresses of all NICs on an unencrypted network, MAC filtering is a very poor way to secure a network.
The advanced properties for any NIC has an option for changing the MAC address, including Realtek. Sometimes it's called ';locally administered address'; or someting similar, but the option is there for all NICs.
MAC cloning can be very useful when troubleshooting network problemsor monitoring specific machines, but both 1 and 2 are correct
and why is it specifically called ';cloning'; why not jsut changing??
some of my frends who have intel lan card can chagne their mac and subsequently their ip address but ppl who have realtek lan card are not able to do so even though they have the option to change.Cloning mac address??
MAC addresses are burned into the networking hardware. They are, in theory, unique in the world. Cloning is a software process that translates the MAC address when sending packets.Cloning mac address??
Virtuall all operating systems allow you to change the MAC address of a NIC. MAC ';cloning'; is the practice of changing your MAC address to that of one that is authorized on a system.
Since it is childs play to determine the MAC addresses of all NICs on an unencrypted network, MAC filtering is a very poor way to secure a network.
The advanced properties for any NIC has an option for changing the MAC address, including Realtek. Sometimes it's called ';locally administered address'; or someting similar, but the option is there for all NICs.
MAC cloning can be very useful when troubleshooting network problemsor monitoring specific machines, but both 1 and 2 are correct
How can I change the default email address set on my Mac computer?
In setting up our new mac desktop, my father mistyped our email address. Now, every time I open different programs, they fill in the wrong email address automatically. This has nothing to do with the Mail program, as this occurred before we even opened that program. Thanks for your help !
!How can I change the default email address set on my Mac computer?
Have you run the Mail Assistant yet? As this might overwrite that setting. Or does it occur when you are in Safari? If so, you can do a Reset Safari from the Safari Menu. You can also look for extra accounts setup in the Mail program and remove them.Is my cat crazy Echo home bedding
!How can I change the default email address set on my Mac computer?
Have you run the Mail Assistant yet? As this might overwrite that setting. Or does it occur when you are in Safari? If so, you can do a Reset Safari from the Safari Menu. You can also look for extra accounts setup in the Mail program and remove them.
MAC address helper ?????
I have got a desktop PC(win XP pro) with LAN card(Realtek RTL8139D PCI Ethernet).Now I have got a
laptop with Win XP home with Realtek RTL 8139/810X Family fast Ehternet.
I have got a internet connection which I have to connect using PPPoE protocol,first I have to
enable my LAN card then log on to the internet.
When I connected the cable to my laptop and installed all drivers as well as PPPoE protocol and
tried to log on I was getting an error(wrong ID paswd),when I contacted my service provider they
told that they have got my MAC address binded with my User Id and password and that only 1 computer can connect to the internet at any time , and that if i wanted my laptop to be used for internet they would do that but my desktop can't be used to connect then.....I searched and got various sites indicating how to change the MAC address(as shown below)and I changed my Laptops MAC address to that of desktop(and confirmed the change using 'ipconfig/all'),but still when (after re-boot)tried I was not able to get connected,how to solve this issueIs it that along with the MAC address they(ISP) have got binded my NIC manufacturer also, for
that I tried to install 'Realtek RTL8139D PCI Ethernet' driver for my laptop but it was not
getting installed(probably as the cards are different it didnt accept the drivers).Please help me
ThanxMAC address helper ?????
As far as I know (and I'm not a computer genius here), the only way to change a MAC address is with a new card (I could be wrong, though).
Your best bet would probably be to invest in a router. I'm actually kind of surprised that your ISP didn't provide one, or give you the option of getting one through them. With a router, you can have up to three computers (usually) hard-wired in through a LAN line, and with your laptop you could connect wirelessly.MAC address helper ?????
Use the comp to connect to net and then through lan connection use the laptop. this is the only way. the permanent MAC address on the card cannot be wiped out
get a switch and choose in XP to allow other computes to access the internet through it's connection. Then you can connect through your laptop. Although unless you're on a college LAN or company LAN I would get a router and set it up that way.
Get a broadband router and give it the responsibility of making the PPPoE connection. The better routers will allow you to borrow the MAC address of the desktop computer... or you can insist that you need a hardware firewall in front of the computer, period, and give them the MAC address of the router.
as far as i know one cannt change the mac address of a lan card as it is a universal no. ie the mac no. that your lan card has is unique in the whole earth.using ipconfig u have probably changed ur ip adress. if u want both ur laptop and desktop to ave net then create a lan and use the inbuilt feature of windows XP ';ICS'; (internet connection sharing).
laptop with Win XP home with Realtek RTL 8139/810X Family fast Ehternet.
I have got a internet connection which I have to connect using PPPoE protocol,first I have to
enable my LAN card then log on to the internet.
When I connected the cable to my laptop and installed all drivers as well as PPPoE protocol and
tried to log on I was getting an error(wrong ID paswd),when I contacted my service provider they
told that they have got my MAC address binded with my User Id and password and that only 1 computer can connect to the internet at any time , and that if i wanted my laptop to be used for internet they would do that but my desktop can't be used to connect then.....I searched and got various sites indicating how to change the MAC address(as shown below)and I changed my Laptops MAC address to that of desktop(and confirmed the change using 'ipconfig/all'),but still when (after re-boot)tried I was not able to get connected,how to solve this issueIs it that along with the MAC address they(ISP) have got binded my NIC manufacturer also, for
that I tried to install 'Realtek RTL8139D PCI Ethernet' driver for my laptop but it was not
getting installed(probably as the cards are different it didnt accept the drivers).Please help me
ThanxMAC address helper ?????
As far as I know (and I'm not a computer genius here), the only way to change a MAC address is with a new card (I could be wrong, though).
Your best bet would probably be to invest in a router. I'm actually kind of surprised that your ISP didn't provide one, or give you the option of getting one through them. With a router, you can have up to three computers (usually) hard-wired in through a LAN line, and with your laptop you could connect wirelessly.MAC address helper ?????
Use the comp to connect to net and then through lan connection use the laptop. this is the only way. the permanent MAC address on the card cannot be wiped out
get a switch and choose in XP to allow other computes to access the internet through it's connection. Then you can connect through your laptop. Although unless you're on a college LAN or company LAN I would get a router and set it up that way.
Get a broadband router and give it the responsibility of making the PPPoE connection. The better routers will allow you to borrow the MAC address of the desktop computer... or you can insist that you need a hardware firewall in front of the computer, period, and give them the MAC address of the router.
as far as i know one cannt change the mac address of a lan card as it is a universal no. ie the mac no. that your lan card has is unique in the whole earth.using ipconfig u have probably changed ur ip adress. if u want both ur laptop and desktop to ave net then create a lan and use the inbuilt feature of windows XP ';ICS'; (internet connection sharing).
How do i put my old mac address on my new computer?
i just got a new computer and i want my new computer to have my old computer's mac address. the old computer is going in the trash. can anyone tell me how to change my new mac address to my old one? please don't bother replying unless u have real knowledge about what i'm asking.How do i put my old mac address on my new computer?
Well the only simple way to do that is to take the ethernet card from your old computer and plug it to your new computer.
There are programs that can spoof your MAC address but if you have the possibility to change the network card it would be better.How do i put my old mac address on my new computer?
You can't. The MAC address is programmed into the firmware of your NIC permanently. Each and every Network device has a unique MAC address that stays with it forever. So, when you toss your old computer the MAC address will go in the trash with it.
The mac address is hard configured to the network card. It can not be changed. There is no reason to change it.
Well the only simple way to do that is to take the ethernet card from your old computer and plug it to your new computer.
There are programs that can spoof your MAC address but if you have the possibility to change the network card it would be better.How do i put my old mac address on my new computer?
You can't. The MAC address is programmed into the firmware of your NIC permanently. Each and every Network device has a unique MAC address that stays with it forever. So, when you toss your old computer the MAC address will go in the trash with it.
The mac address is hard configured to the network card. It can not be changed. There is no reason to change it.
IP, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Preferred and Alternate DNS Servers, MAC Address all the same as on my PC..?
...and the internet still doesn't work on my laptop. I used SimpleMac and then(seeing how it doesn't work) MacMakeUp to change the physical address, my ISP's IPs aren't dynamic... I put them in myself for as long as I know. Pls help
the mac changed with both programs and i rebooted the pc but even thow cmd %26gt; ipconfig/all is the same on my pc it still doesn't work note: i need to change my mac address cause it is registered to my isp and it is restricted so i can't use more than one pc or laptop with the same cable and i need to have it the same as the one on the pc, it is not th first time i'be done this (with a different laptop that's true) and it worked fineIP, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Preferred and Alternate DNS Servers, MAC Address all the same as on my PC..?
You cannot have a computer with the same ip on a network. It creates a network conflict and it will not work.
Stop using all this crap. Spoof your mac address and let DHCP take care of the rest.
Static IP's does not mean you must set your IP address. It means that when your ISP gives your pc a lease, it is a very long lease for the IP, thats all.
You could also just buy a router for $30 you know...
the mac changed with both programs and i rebooted the pc but even thow cmd %26gt; ipconfig/all is the same on my pc it still doesn't work note: i need to change my mac address cause it is registered to my isp and it is restricted so i can't use more than one pc or laptop with the same cable and i need to have it the same as the one on the pc, it is not th first time i'be done this (with a different laptop that's true) and it worked fineIP, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Preferred and Alternate DNS Servers, MAC Address all the same as on my PC..?
You cannot have a computer with the same ip on a network. It creates a network conflict and it will not work.
Stop using all this crap. Spoof your mac address and let DHCP take care of the rest.
Static IP's does not mean you must set your IP address. It means that when your ISP gives your pc a lease, it is a very long lease for the IP, thats all.
You could also just buy a router for $30 you know...
How do I change my default email address on my Mac?
I have a Macbook Pro with Tiger. I'm trying to change my Administrative email address so that iCal will send my notifications to an email address that I actually check.
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Thanks for the help. :-)How do I change my default email address on my Mac?
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ADSL Router MAC Change?
Ive just aquired another wifi router ADSL, and want to use it on my current isp broadband connection, how do i change its mac address so its the same as one i already have installed on my first router from my isp..ADSL Router MAC Change?
You cannot change the MAC address on the device if that's what you're asking. A MAC address comes with a device, you don't put it in.
Have you tried simply swapping out one router for the other?ADSL Router MAC Change?
you shouldnt need to change it . ive changed my router shed loads of times and have never needed the mac code..i understood that its your service provider that assigns your code and only need the mac code when changing provider
The MAC address is hard-coded into the device. It can't be changed. If your ISP controls access by checking MAC addresses, just call them up and tell them you've got a new modem. They'll ask for the MAC address and make the necessary changes on their side.
Your router may have the option to clone the MAC address but its not now necessary, previously ISP tied the MAC address to the broadband connection but now most detect the change automatically. Just plug in the new router and your new kit will be detected after about 30minsbetter first name wwe myspace
You cannot change the MAC address on the device if that's what you're asking. A MAC address comes with a device, you don't put it in.
Have you tried simply swapping out one router for the other?ADSL Router MAC Change?
you shouldnt need to change it . ive changed my router shed loads of times and have never needed the mac code..i understood that its your service provider that assigns your code and only need the mac code when changing provider
The MAC address is hard-coded into the device. It can't be changed. If your ISP controls access by checking MAC addresses, just call them up and tell them you've got a new modem. They'll ask for the MAC address and make the necessary changes on their side.
Your router may have the option to clone the MAC address but its not now necessary, previously ISP tied the MAC address to the broadband connection but now most detect the change automatically. Just plug in the new router and your new kit will be detected after about 30mins
Mac how to change IP address?
Mac how to change IP addressMac how to change IP address?
Mac vs. PC is irrelevant. Depends on how you connect to the internet. If your ISP has dynamic IP assignment, just disconnect, and then reconnect (turn off your DSL/cable modem, wait a bit, then switch it back on). Then check to see if your IP has changed (try http://www.whatismyip.com/ ). You may have to try this more than once (there is a chance that you will be reassigned the same IP address that you just gave up).
If you have a static IP address, then you will have to contact your ISP and ask for a new IP address. In this case, it is probably easier to use a proxy.
For more info, read:
http://www.whatismyip.com/faq/how-to-chaMac how to change IP address?
If you just need to access some websites temporarily by using a different IP address then you may do it by using proxies. You can find 100's of web proxy sites at http://www.unblocking.biz or you may use the one i use http://www.freeproxy.co.in
If in case you are looking further for changing your IP permanently and not temporary, if you have a dynamic IP you may just change it by restarting your modem or router but there's no way to get it changed if its a static Ip
Mac vs. PC is irrelevant. Depends on how you connect to the internet. If your ISP has dynamic IP assignment, just disconnect, and then reconnect (turn off your DSL/cable modem, wait a bit, then switch it back on). Then check to see if your IP has changed (try http://www.whatismyip.com/ ). You may have to try this more than once (there is a chance that you will be reassigned the same IP address that you just gave up).
If you have a static IP address, then you will have to contact your ISP and ask for a new IP address. In this case, it is probably easier to use a proxy.
For more info, read:
http://www.whatismyip.com/faq/how-to-chaMac how to change IP address?
If you just need to access some websites temporarily by using a different IP address then you may do it by using proxies. You can find 100's of web proxy sites at http://www.unblocking.biz or you may use the one i use http://www.freeproxy.co.in
If in case you are looking further for changing your IP permanently and not temporary, if you have a dynamic IP you may just change it by restarting your modem or router but there's no way to get it changed if its a static Ip
How To Change IP Address on a Mac?
Your IP address is assigned by your Internet Service Provider. If it's static, you won't be able to change it.
If it's dynamic, you might be able to.
If you have a static IP address, that means it's always the same when you connect.
No matter what, getting a new router or a new modem or a new anything else won't change it unless you change your Internet Service provider.
That speaks of your public IP address.
If you have a router, you can have lan side IP address which are unique to your router but they also have the need for NAT translation to allow you to get to the internet.
NAT transposes the IP Addresses in the inbound and outbound packets so they route to the correct computer on your side of the router but on the Internet side of the router, they carry your public IP address.
The problem with router side IP addresses is that they don't route over the internet. They are in a reserved range.
Back to your original question.
Check this link out, it may give you some help.
In addition to the above ways to get a new IP address, you are allowed to assign static IP addresses with your router if you have one.
Getting a new router while having the same ISP will not necessarily get you a new public IP address unless your ISP allows you to have dynamic IP addresses.
Good luckHow To Change IP Address on a Mac?
there are only 3 ways to change an ip address on any computer.
1) get a new modem
2) get a router
3) get a new network card
To address the 3rd answer. If you get a new modem (at least this is for comcast) the mac id on the modem is accosiated with a public ip address in the cmts and dhcp server. you have 2 ip address. 1 on the isp side and one on the modem side. when you get a new modem a new ip address is assigned in the system. I look at ip address all day when i provision (activate) them into the system.How To Change IP Address on a Mac?
Dear friend, --- go to my network places ---right click properties go local area network ---right click properties-- in this list click Tcp/Ip properties.. u find out click option use the follow ing ip address we can change or we give ip to the system
To change your IP address on your Mac, click on the ';apple'; on the upper-left side of the screen, and click ';system preferences';. Next click ';network';, and then click ';built-in ethernet';. You should be able to change it here.
If it's dynamic, you might be able to.
If you have a static IP address, that means it's always the same when you connect.
No matter what, getting a new router or a new modem or a new anything else won't change it unless you change your Internet Service provider.
That speaks of your public IP address.
If you have a router, you can have lan side IP address which are unique to your router but they also have the need for NAT translation to allow you to get to the internet.
NAT transposes the IP Addresses in the inbound and outbound packets so they route to the correct computer on your side of the router but on the Internet side of the router, they carry your public IP address.
The problem with router side IP addresses is that they don't route over the internet. They are in a reserved range.
Back to your original question.
Check this link out, it may give you some help.
In addition to the above ways to get a new IP address, you are allowed to assign static IP addresses with your router if you have one.
Getting a new router while having the same ISP will not necessarily get you a new public IP address unless your ISP allows you to have dynamic IP addresses.
Good luckHow To Change IP Address on a Mac?
there are only 3 ways to change an ip address on any computer.
1) get a new modem
2) get a router
3) get a new network card
To address the 3rd answer. If you get a new modem (at least this is for comcast) the mac id on the modem is accosiated with a public ip address in the cmts and dhcp server. you have 2 ip address. 1 on the isp side and one on the modem side. when you get a new modem a new ip address is assigned in the system. I look at ip address all day when i provision (activate) them into the system.How To Change IP Address on a Mac?
Dear friend, --- go to my network places ---right click properties go local area network ---right click properties-- in this list click Tcp/Ip properties.. u find out click option use the follow ing ip address we can change or we give ip to the system
To change your IP address on your Mac, click on the ';apple'; on the upper-left side of the screen, and click ';system preferences';. Next click ';network';, and then click ';built-in ethernet';. You should be able to change it here.
How i can change lan card mac address?
i want to change my lan card mac addressHow i can change lan card mac address?
- right click on my computer
- select properties
- select 'hardware ' tab
- click on 'device manager'
- expand the device list and locate your network card (within the section' network adapters'
- right click and select properties of the card
- select 'advanced ' tab
- look for an option that says ' locally administered MAC Address '
select that and change to desired.
CAUTION : mac addressing follows certain standards and it is not advisable to apply your own unless you are cloning another pc's mac address.
trust this helpsHow i can change lan card mac address?
As far as I know, you won't be able to change your MAC address. It comes with the piece of hardware. You are only able to change your IP Address.
Your lan card has to support MAC address spoofing. Most don't. Also you have no direct control over your IP address, so you cannot change that either without contacting your ISP.
- right click on my computer
- select properties
- select 'hardware ' tab
- click on 'device manager'
- expand the device list and locate your network card (within the section' network adapters'
- right click and select properties of the card
- select 'advanced ' tab
- look for an option that says ' locally administered MAC Address '
select that and change to desired.
CAUTION : mac addressing follows certain standards and it is not advisable to apply your own unless you are cloning another pc's mac address.
trust this helpsHow i can change lan card mac address?
As far as I know, you won't be able to change your MAC address. It comes with the piece of hardware. You are only able to change your IP Address.
Your lan card has to support MAC address spoofing. Most don't. Also you have no direct control over your IP address, so you cannot change that either without contacting your ISP.
Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
I am located in Toronto and have Rogers Express Internet. I am wondering if my IP address would change if I move to another location within the city? For example, my current IP is...
xx.xxx.zz.zzz
I know how to change z value through my router ';MAC ADDRESS'; configuration. Would the x value change?Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
it depend on your ISP. Sometime will change it and sometime not. It is difficult to say. The easiest way to find out is probably to not what is your IP address right now. You can easily check it on with IP trackers like http://www.ipaddresslocation.org or http://www.find-ip-address.org
Then once you have moved to your new address check your IP address again.Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
The Xs will not change!
xx.xxx.zz.zzz
I know how to change z value through my router ';MAC ADDRESS'; configuration. Would the x value change?Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
it depend on your ISP. Sometime will change it and sometime not. It is difficult to say. The easiest way to find out is probably to not what is your IP address right now. You can easily check it on with IP trackers like http://www.ipaddresslocation.org or http://www.find-ip-address.org
Then once you have moved to your new address check your IP address again.Would my IP address change if I'm moving to another area in the city?
The Xs will not change!
How to hide or change the computer own Mac address?
there is a specific mac address of each computer, when log on internet, ( P.S not ip address)
how can I be able to change it or hide it ?
thanks a lotHow to hide or change the computer own Mac address?
You can clone MAC addresses - instructions found here:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/suppHow to hide or change the computer own Mac address?
go the the Device manager, there find out your lan icon, right click on it and select the properties.
Go to Advance Tab, there in the ';Properties box'; select locally Administered Address. when u select this u will get the text box on right side. enter the 32-bit MAC ID you got.hack into myspace dog
how can I be able to change it or hide it ?
thanks a lotHow to hide or change the computer own Mac address?
You can clone MAC addresses - instructions found here:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/suppHow to hide or change the computer own Mac address?
go the the Device manager, there find out your lan icon, right click on it and select the properties.
Go to Advance Tab, there in the ';Properties box'; select locally Administered Address. when u select this u will get the text box on right side. enter the 32-bit MAC ID you got.
How can I change my IP address on my mac? Where do I obtain it?
My Mac keeps telling me that another device has been using my IP address on the network which leads me to believe that I might be getting hacked. My computer has been acting funny lately and running slower as well which also aids in the assumption. Help?How can I change my IP address on my mac? Where do I obtain it?
You are not getting hacked, sometimes when your Mac is assigned an address, the previous one stays in the system.
Just go to your system preferences, the network control panel, then click on ';advanced'; for whichever way of connecting you are using (wireless, etc.). Then go to TCP/IP and click on ';renew DHCP lease';, you'll be given a new one.
Oh and there are no MacOS X viruses, you can't have one.How can I change my IP address on my mac? Where do I obtain it?
Your computer is plugged in(through a cable or wireless internet card) to your motem(router) Find your motem and turn it off and turn your computer off, give the motem 20 seconds and turn it back on, then turn your computer back on...
If this doesn't work, instead of the twenty seconds, when you go to bed tonight(or if you just can't get on) just turn everything off for the night(6 hours or more would be nice, could take less though).
And just because its slow doesn't mean there is a virus on it, windows computers get an average of 10,000 viruses a day; while on average Mac gets like 10 or so a year.. so don't freak out, just do whats above
Hide or change the IP address with either Peer Guardian http://www.phoenixlabs.org/pg2/ or HotSpot Shield http://www.hotspotshield.com
You are not getting hacked, sometimes when your Mac is assigned an address, the previous one stays in the system.
Just go to your system preferences, the network control panel, then click on ';advanced'; for whichever way of connecting you are using (wireless, etc.). Then go to TCP/IP and click on ';renew DHCP lease';, you'll be given a new one.
Oh and there are no MacOS X viruses, you can't have one.How can I change my IP address on my mac? Where do I obtain it?
Your computer is plugged in(through a cable or wireless internet card) to your motem(router) Find your motem and turn it off and turn your computer off, give the motem 20 seconds and turn it back on, then turn your computer back on...
If this doesn't work, instead of the twenty seconds, when you go to bed tonight(or if you just can't get on) just turn everything off for the night(6 hours or more would be nice, could take less though).
And just because its slow doesn't mean there is a virus on it, windows computers get an average of 10,000 viruses a day; while on average Mac gets like 10 or so a year.. so don't freak out, just do whats above
Hide or change the IP address with either Peer Guardian http://www.phoenixlabs.org/pg2/ or HotSpot Shield http://www.hotspotshield.com
How do i change my IP/mac? linksys address so i can be on the internet?
ok well here's why i need to change my IP address or Mac address idk wich 1 it is
so my dad's a total hard butt and he flips out over every little thing. so if i forget to take the trash out, and take it out maybe the next day he flips out and takes my internet away for like 3 weeks.but my girlfirend is on the internet since she's away on vacation, i rly wanna talk to her so she dosnt feel so distant from me while she's away.
and well atm all i do is swipe my ethernet card every time he lock's me out of the router but the thing is i dont have an unlimeted supply of ethernet cards just laying around so can someone please tell me how to change the IP/MAC? address so i can still use the internet on my lynksys router when my dad goes into the settings and block the IP/mac address from it?
i'd rly appreciate it, thanks in advanceHow do i change my IP/mac? linksys address so i can be on the internet?
So if your Dad is using a MAC filter to block you from the Internet you can find a MAC spoofing program that will get you online.
If your Dad is smart, he would be listing what MAC addresses are allowed and not dropped, so it would be best if you spoofed his computer's MAC address to get online (just make sure that his computer isn't running at the time or you may have some serious IP issues!)
Honestly, won't it be easier to connect at a friend's house or a hotspot somewhere? Most coffee shops will get you online in you buy something.
Better yet, help your Dad out with some project around the house so you don't have to go around his back, it will be a lot easier then what you are trying to do.How do i change my IP/mac? linksys address so i can be on the internet?
You'll need to change the MAC address, there are several programs that will allow you to do this
If you are using Windows you can change the MAC address by editing the
Local Address field in the Advanced properties of the driver of the network card. Please not the some drivers do not support this feature.
if you have Linux you can set the mac address with:
ifconfig eth0 hw ether ........
so my dad's a total hard butt and he flips out over every little thing. so if i forget to take the trash out, and take it out maybe the next day he flips out and takes my internet away for like 3 weeks.but my girlfirend is on the internet since she's away on vacation, i rly wanna talk to her so she dosnt feel so distant from me while she's away.
and well atm all i do is swipe my ethernet card every time he lock's me out of the router but the thing is i dont have an unlimeted supply of ethernet cards just laying around so can someone please tell me how to change the IP/MAC? address so i can still use the internet on my lynksys router when my dad goes into the settings and block the IP/mac address from it?
i'd rly appreciate it, thanks in advanceHow do i change my IP/mac? linksys address so i can be on the internet?
So if your Dad is using a MAC filter to block you from the Internet you can find a MAC spoofing program that will get you online.
If your Dad is smart, he would be listing what MAC addresses are allowed and not dropped, so it would be best if you spoofed his computer's MAC address to get online (just make sure that his computer isn't running at the time or you may have some serious IP issues!)
Honestly, won't it be easier to connect at a friend's house or a hotspot somewhere? Most coffee shops will get you online in you buy something.
Better yet, help your Dad out with some project around the house so you don't have to go around his back, it will be a lot easier then what you are trying to do.How do i change my IP/mac? linksys address so i can be on the internet?
You'll need to change the MAC address, there are several programs that will allow you to do this
If you are using Windows you can change the MAC address by editing the
Local Address field in the Advanced properties of the driver of the network card. Please not the some drivers do not support this feature.
if you have Linux you can set the mac address with:
ifconfig eth0 hw ether ........
How to change MAC Adress?
Basically i bought a new PC and i want it to have internet. I CAN call my ISP and tell them to change my mac address, but i want to have internet on the old PC WITHOUT a router
So is there any method to do this: unplug the cable from the old pc and plug it in the new one and have internet, if i want internet on the old pc i just put the cable back there...i this possible??How to change MAC Adress?
My friend, you are dearly confused. Accessing the Internet requires an IP address, not a MAC address. You can't even access the internet using just a MAC address, because routing occurs over the internet, and routers require an IP address in order to route data. MAC addresses are only used internally within LANs to communicate through switching, not routing (unless VLANs are used).
And you do not need a router to connect to the internet. All you need is a modem provided by your ISP which would use an ethernet adapter to connect to your computer's NIC.How to change MAC Adress?
U shouldn't have to mess with MAC addresses to access the internet. If your router which connects to your ISP has the normal CAT ethernet connector (which almost all do) then u can just plug your old PC into it and get online.
Or u can buy an ethernet switch (which u would connect to the router) and plug both PCs in at once and have internet on both simultaneously.
So is there any method to do this: unplug the cable from the old pc and plug it in the new one and have internet, if i want internet on the old pc i just put the cable back there...i this possible??How to change MAC Adress?
My friend, you are dearly confused. Accessing the Internet requires an IP address, not a MAC address. You can't even access the internet using just a MAC address, because routing occurs over the internet, and routers require an IP address in order to route data. MAC addresses are only used internally within LANs to communicate through switching, not routing (unless VLANs are used).
And you do not need a router to connect to the internet. All you need is a modem provided by your ISP which would use an ethernet adapter to connect to your computer's NIC.How to change MAC Adress?
U shouldn't have to mess with MAC addresses to access the internet. If your router which connects to your ISP has the normal CAT ethernet connector (which almost all do) then u can just plug your old PC into it and get online.
Or u can buy an ethernet switch (which u would connect to the router) and plug both PCs in at once and have internet on both simultaneously.
If i put a new harddrive in my computer will i get a new phsyical or mac address.?
i want to know if it will change my mac address (ex of what im talkin about--- e3:nf:eg:23:3h.) thanks in advance. and if not how do i change tahtIf i put a new harddrive in my computer will i get a new phsyical or mac address.?
no, the MAC adress is appended to your network interface deviceIf i put a new harddrive in my computer will i get a new phsyical or mac address.?
No. The mac addy is imbedded into your network hardware.
no, the MAC adress is appended to your network interface deviceIf i put a new harddrive in my computer will i get a new phsyical or mac address.?
No. The mac addy is imbedded into your network hardware.
Change IP address on a Mac to avoid location specific restrictions?
It ca be browser based, the location restrictive content I'm trying to view is entirely web-based.
If can just make the web application think I'm not in central florida then I'll be golden, I just don't know how to do it.
Thanks for any help.Change IP address on a Mac to avoid location specific restrictions?
Sounds like what you're looking for is a proxy service with the server(s) based in the US. A quick Google for stuff like ';free proxy'; should turn up a few, but be forewarned that some sites might start blocking the proxies once they realize people are using them to get around the location restrictions (which are almost always there for legal reasons, i.e. not having distribution rights for the content in other countries). Hope that helps!Change IP address on a Mac to avoid location specific restrictions?
The only way to fake the funk on an IP like that is to use an anonymizer from Central Florida. Your computer would basically surf the web via that remote computer. Thus making it look like you are from there.
You cannot change your ';real'; IP address because the information wouldnt make it back to your network.i need to find out quote song lyrics inside of
If can just make the web application think I'm not in central florida then I'll be golden, I just don't know how to do it.
Thanks for any help.Change IP address on a Mac to avoid location specific restrictions?
Sounds like what you're looking for is a proxy service with the server(s) based in the US. A quick Google for stuff like ';free proxy'; should turn up a few, but be forewarned that some sites might start blocking the proxies once they realize people are using them to get around the location restrictions (which are almost always there for legal reasons, i.e. not having distribution rights for the content in other countries). Hope that helps!Change IP address on a Mac to avoid location specific restrictions?
The only way to fake the funk on an IP like that is to use an anonymizer from Central Florida. Your computer would basically surf the web via that remote computer. Thus making it look like you are from there.
You cannot change your ';real'; IP address because the information wouldnt make it back to your network.
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