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If you have a dynamic IP address (most people do), getting a new IP is as simple as changing a byte in your router's MAC address.
by ANTSANTS 12y ago
If you have a dynamic IP address (most people do), getting a new IP is as simple as changing a byte in your router's MAC address.
- nitrogen 12y agoIt's probably the modem's MAC that matters for cable, and that is probably tied to the account.
- ANTSANTS 12y agoI have a cable internet connection and know the difference between a modem and a router. You'll have to take my word for it that every time I change my router's MAC address, my public IP does as well.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- nitrogen 12y agoInteresting. I've always had to activate a specific modem MAC with my cable provider.