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19-12-2004, 17:04

If you re-read the previous posts, there is nothing to stop you changing the MAC address on your NIC or router, which will get you a new IP address. What is NOT allowed, is changing the MAC address of the cable modem or STB, as this constitutes interfererence with NTL's equipment. (Am I right, dezzo?)

19-12-2004, 17:04	#11
JohnHorb Guest Location: Sale, Cheshire Services: 10MB Broadband, DTV, Telephone Posts: n/a	Re: NTL Broadband ZERO CAP Theory! If you re-read the previous posts, there is nothing to stop you changing the MAC address on your NIC or router, which will get you a new IP address. What is NOT allowed, is changing the MAC address of the cable modem or STB, as this constitutes interfererence with NTL's equipment. (Am I right, dezzo?)