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Originally Posted by Ignition
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Originally Posted by ian@huth
Who said that it worked in different areas?
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Ian read your own signature.
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Please put brain in gear before posting.
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Please Ian stop defending ntl to the hilt whatever the facts. A post like this makes you look a fool. Everyone who has been on these boards any length of time should know that while the recent software updates have made this practise far more difficult it has in the past been something that's happened and is still possible even if the bar has been raised a lot as far as how difficult it is to accomplish it.
If it were impossible altogether do you not think I'd have just given the one sentence reply rather than the more verbose response I did?  |
Ignition, how can you say that I am defending NTL to the hilt by that one comment? I will defend them when I believe that they are right and knock them when I don't. I have done my share of knocking over the years.
From the post that you made I did not assume that it was possible to clone MAC addresses if you were in a different area and get away with it. Look at what you said
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NTL know where your modem is supposed to be
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That, to me would indicate that if the MAC address of your modem turned up in a place that it shouldn't be at that NTL would know. The poster to which I responded took it to mean differently in that you could get away with a cloned MAC address in an area other than your own. I simply asked where he got that information from. Before calling someone a fool I suggest that you read exactly what you, I and others have said and make sure that you post an answer that cannot be interpreted in more than one way.
