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Old 03-07-2005, 14:12   #7
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Re: Update the MAC address of your new adaptor

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Originally Posted by davebrad4d
I am sure i 'shouldnt be doing' it, but what if i had 2 pcs and wanted to switch the connection between them? I don't want to buy a router (and don't know what to do with it if i had one). So can I give the 2 PCs the same MAC address? (They are never on the same network at the same time).

But you wouldn't need to give the two PCs the same MAC address to do that - all that would be required is to power cycle (reboot) the modem when changing from one PC to another.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...tips/swap.html


However, as scastle said, a router would make it a lot easier. No need to swap leads, no need to reboot the modem. And they are *very* easy to set up & use.
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