Hi, Thanks for the help. Still not sure what to do, but to help
clarify, my stay will be in Vienna, Au. The apartment owner says:
the active connection cable box is in the studio some 30 feet away
from the first virtual working desk in the apartment in the living
area. Not exactly sure what
Hi, Thanks for the help. Still not sure what to do, but to help
clarify, my stay will be in Vienna, Au. The apartment owner says:
the active connection cable box is in the studio some 30 feet away
from the first virtual working desk in the apartment in the living
area. Not exactly sure
Hello Tom
As I am workin at a viennese ISP maybe I could give you some hints *g*
the active cable box = for me this sounds like a cable connection, here
in Austria usually thru the company Chello. Chello does not chek the MAC
adress of the router behind the cable box, you only have to set the
Hello Everyone, I will be staying in a home in Europe for several
weeks, where there is a Mac G3 hooked to a broad band connection. The
owner says that he has no active proxy and it is set up to work only
with his computer. He believes that he has a static connection, but is
not sure. He is
From my experience, i don't think there is a need for such convolute scheme.
Most people, if they need to change the computer
that connects to a cable or dsl modem, just have
to turn the modem off so it can accept a
connection from a machine with a different MAC
address.
And changing the
Possibly in your country. Not in Czech or Slovak Republic. Majority of ISPs
are pretty tough there... Maybe if original poster could let us know which
country in Europe he is going to...
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Honza
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Hello Everyone, I will be staying in a home in Europe for several
weeks, where there is a Mac G3 hooked to a broad band connection. The
owner says that he has no active proxy and it is set up to work only
with his computer. He believes that he has a static connection, but is
not sure. He
The only option for you is to get router that enables you to change MAC
address. Most European operators register one MAC address for a location and
do not allow any other machines to connect/share the connection. If your
friend has Ethernet cable connected to the computer there is some hope.
The
On Feb 23, 2005, at 6:17 AM, Tom Adams wrote:
Hello Everyone, I will be staying in a home in Europe for several
weeks, where there is a Mac G3 hooked to a broad band connection. The
owner says that he has no active proxy and it is set up to work only
with his computer. He believes that he
