Decoding the telecom-sealed routing of Netcom by cloning MAC address

Decoding the telecom-sealed routing of Netcom by cloning MAC address

Telecom Seal Routing method one: first to determine the application of the Internet computer in a single state has been able to surf the Internet. Indicates that the MAC address of the computer's network card is a valid MAC address. Enter the system Msdos mode, publish the Ipconfig/all command, you can find the MAC address of the computer network card. For example: 00-50-8d-d1-71-a7. When looking for a legitimate MAC address, unplug the foreign leader from the network card of the stand-alone computer and plug it into the WAN port of the broadband router, connecting the network cards of multiple clients to the LAN port of the broadband router.

Turn on the power of the broadband router. Start IE on any client computer that is connected to a broadband router. Type the IP address of this broadband router in the address bar of the IE browser http://192.168.1.1. Go to the router's Web Settings page. Click the "Network Parameters" button in the left window of the configuration page and select the "MAC Address Clone" button. The MAC Address Clone window appears. In the "Current management PC MAC Address" window, fill in the "legitimate MAC address" found above: 00-50-8d-d1-71-a7.

Then click on the "MAC address Clone" button, this MAC address will be filled in the "MAC address" window. Finally, restart the router so that the settings take effect. The router then obtains a legitimate MAC address that is bound by the ISP. You can implement multiple computers to share the Internet. Note: There are some routers with "Clone MAC Address" button in English as "Clone Mac". Attached: Modify the MAC address of the network card.

Experience has shown that the MAC address of all computer network cards in the LAN can be manually modified instead of sharing the Internet.

Decoding the telecom-sealed routing of Netcom by cloning MAC address