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Originally Posted by Kymmy
In the end the simple facts are if you don;t secure something then you will be responsible for it to some extent...
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Oh I fully agree, its the "to some extent" that seems to be the key according to som interested parties in those articles.
I'm behind the law here in that trying to secure a conviction for copyright theft is the right thing to do, but playing devils advocate that on an unsecured wireless network there could be very reasonable doubt really makes me think.
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Originally Posted by moaningmags
Even with different modem MACs, the ubr only accepts 1 NIC MAC. So both won't get on at the same time.
Isn't the ip address assigned according to the NIC MAC and not the modem MAC?
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It's assigned to both in concert, that is why you can have matching client MACS but not matching modem MACS.