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I believe authentication is usually handled with MAC addresses. I'm not a network engineer, but I've worked under one and professional equipment has a lot of ca

I believe authentication is usually handled with MAC addresses. I'm not a network engineer, but I've worked under one and professional equipment has a lot of capabilities for identifying & handling cases exactly like these; don't infer all of the network devices are as rudimentary as a WRT54G

lsh123 12y ago
MAC address is used in APR protocol and it doesn't go beyond your router/WAP/DHCP server. The only thing that an "external" server sees is the IP address.
- jsz0 12y ago
  ISP managed gateways provide visibility to the ARP table via SNMP or TR-69.