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kwikbreaks · 14-05-2012, 17:24

Do what craig said in post #6. You can't change the MAC of your Superhub by any standard means and if by some miracle you did it by foul means it wouldn't work on the VM network. If you are in modem mode the router MAC is what the IP gets based on - change the router (or its MAC) and you get a new IP. Do it too many times over a short timescale and you get rewarded with a connection that doesn't get issued an IP unless you go back to one of the earlier MACs that were used.

14-05-2012, 17:24	#9
kwikbreaks cf.mega poster Join Date: May 2010 Services: Plusnet FTTC, FoxSat HDR for TV, Vonage VOIP. Posts: 2,082	Re: Routing within the VM Network Do what craig said in post #6. You can't change the MAC of your Superhub by any standard means and if by some miracle you did it by foul means it wouldn't work on the VM network. If you are in modem mode the router MAC is what the IP gets based on - change the router (or its MAC) and you get a new IP. Do it too many times over a short timescale and you get rewarded with a connection that doesn't get issued an IP unless you go back to one of the earlier MACs that were used.