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[illusion88]

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[fs5]

Originally posted by: DaFinn

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: fivespeed5

Originally posted by: Staples
Does the network sharing only work on your network? I guess I may have to change the mac address so all the computers in the house will be on the same network.

why the hell do you need to change the mac addresses? Just make sure they're on the same subnet.

is it even possible to change a MAC address?

😀 change MAC address... PLEASE tell me if you find a way to do it. It's hard coded to each NIC. But I think he meant something else (IP address, subnet...?)

actually you can, I'm not sure if there's universal mac address spoofer but some routers have that as a built-in function. Not sure about NIC cards, it could depend on the firmware/drivers of the card.

 

[johnjbruin]

Originally posted by: DaFinn

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: fivespeed5

Originally posted by: Staples
Does the network sharing only work on your network? I guess I may have to change the mac address so all the computers in the house will be on the same network.

why the hell do you need to change the mac addresses? Just make sure they're on the same subnet.

is it even possible to change a MAC address?

😀 change MAC address... PLEASE tell me if you find a way to do it. It's hard coded to each NIC. But I think he meant something else (IP address, subnet...?)

you can emulate one. just gotta know the tricks of the trade 😉

 

[jarfykk]

Also keep in mind that manufacturers are alloted blocks of MAC addresses and sometimes these overlap or are remade. For instance I've read reports of NIC's made/sold in one region being moved to another and occasionally having issues.

Changing a NIC's MAC addy is simply dependent on the card. However there are several ways (often builtin to Linux and several other Nix variants, OSX prolly too) to spoof a MAC. Think of the routers emulate MAC address feature, then think of a piece of software doing the same thing on your PC.

Anyway, back to sleep.

Originally posted by: fivespeed5

Originally posted by: DaFinn

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: fivespeed5

Originally posted by: Staples
Does the network sharing only work on your network? I guess I may have to change the mac address so all the computers in the house will be on the same network.

why the hell do you need to change the mac addresses? Just make sure they're on the same subnet.

is it even possible to change a MAC address?

😀 change MAC address... PLEASE tell me if you find a way to do it. It's hard coded to each NIC. But I think he meant something else (IP address, subnet...?)

actually you can, I'm not sure if there's universal mac address spoofer but some routers have that as a built-in function. Not sure about NIC cards, it could depend on the firmware/drivers of the card.

 

[Staples]

Originally posted by: fivespeed5

Originally posted by: Staples
Does the network sharing only work on your network? I guess I may have to change the mac address so all the computers in the house will be on the same network.

why the hell do you need to change the mac addresses? Just make sure they're on the same subnet.

Hahaha. I came back to find the answer to the question and realized I used the wrong word. Yes, I did mean subnet mask. I need to change it to 255.255.0.0 so that 192.168.0 and 192.168.1 will be on the same network. As for the original question, does sharing only work on the same network?