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Old 03-05-2009, 14:07   #11
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Re: Modem to router works - modem to PC = no connection

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Originally Posted by zedsbb View Post
I've heard that some ISP's record your NIC MAC address and if you change NIC then internet no longer works. This may be happening with you. I'm not sure if VerminMedia do this or not. Just alter the PC NIC MAC to be the same as your router MAC.
Never heard of an ISP do that. All that Virgin do if you change the MAC address connecting to the modem is change your IP address. Virgin are about the only ISP in the UK apart from Be / O2 who do not require a password to connect and use the cable modem for authentication purposes.

If you were to use the same MAC address behind multiple cable modems then you would get Virgin's attention.
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