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You can work around this by either setting a fake gateway in a static IP configuration, or configuring your DHCP server to give a fake gateway to requests comin
by quicksilver03 6y ago
You can work around this by either setting a fake gateway in a static IP configuration, or configuring your DHCP server to give a fake gateway to requests coming from the TV's MAC address.
By "fake gateway" I mean a non-existing IP on your LAN: that way, no outgoing request from the offending MAC address will ever get out to the public Internet.
- nuker 6y ago> work around this by either setting a fake gateway in a static IP configuration ... Take it to backyard and axe it to pieces. Just to be sure.