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Aesthetic
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Registered: Jul 2002
Location: somewhere between the melody and the pads

Yeah I hear you loud and clear, we never delved into that one back at tafe but then again I did do a winnt orientated course .

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Originally posted by djway
Dave, basically anything other then windows can spoof it's MAC. Solaris can do it, High Avability network devices both share the same MAC so no ARP requests are lost.

Here's a working example for Solaris 2.6

ifconfig hme0 ether 8:0:20:0:0:1

The way sunrise3500's tip works in the case of the Surfboard modems, based on the above, the Surfboards, hand out a pool(max 4) of unique IP's based on the MAC of the device connected to them (the Surfboard's MAC never changes). Makes sense.

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christos
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...or use steganos internet anonym....for crying out loud it aint that hard

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Master_Yoda
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Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Melbourne, Australia

I didn't think Telstra gave static IPs

Your best bet is to use one of the above programs to dynamically change your ip. Though i'm really unsure of how that will work since you can only connect to the network using your assigned ip.

Your only option would be to use a proxy server. Basically it's a server on the net that you connect to, and then use to make your connection to the web site you have been banned from. This can be slow though.

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BinaryRefined
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Sydney, Australia

quote:
Originally posted by sunrise3500
ok cool
you've got 2 ways

firstly logout (otherwise you'll have to wait about 20 minutes before you can log in again - it'll say max simultaneous connections bla bla)
and then your options are

1) You need to connect to your modem with a different MAC address - if you're using a hardware router, get it to spoof a different mac address, or if the modem is connected directly to a pc, connect it to a different network card

the other way is

2) log into your modem's webpage interface (http://192.168.100.1)
goto the configuration page
change the frequency (frequencies start at 561mhz and go up in 6mhz increments... there should be atleast four available for you)
click save, and then click restart and wait for it
if it doesnt sync (ie all the lights green and stable) within a few minutes to the new frequency (probably take < 1 minute), try a different frequency

you'll now have a new ip, all you gotta do is log back in

thanks!

worked like a charm