My MAC adress is is clearly engraved on my modem:
HFC MAC ID: xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx.
I never said anything about network cards, nor that they lacked a MAC adress.
I'm not the one looking this up on Swedish Wikipedia and English Wikipedia lol, so im not saying that I know everything, I'm just telling my thoughts from what I have experianced. I had to send Comcast my MAC adress on my modem, dont ask me why lol, cuz i dont have a clue, Its not in my interests to find out:)
Yes, Network cards do have their own stuff, I can agree with that, but every computer has their own card, so why are people saying that their "Networks" are being banned on different computers, if all of them would show a different adress?
Private IP
!=Internal IP, just thought i'd throw that in there.
If you had a real private ip, you would be very limited to what you did on the internet, such things include:[*]You could not host a server of any kind, port forwarded or not. Private IPs dont care if your router will allow outside connections, since the ISP itself essentially blocks the connections.[*]I used to play an online game that would ping servers to show them on a list for you, with my private IP i wouldnt be able to see them, with my public IP I can now see them instantly.[*]On the Upside, the only way you could get a virus or worm is if u actually allowed it to go through (Download it), or have a really good hacker on the other end.
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You're not good with names are you lol.
tsu, your statements all make sense, but what you are saying is just making the big picture even more obscure. If people are being sent to botjail based just on what computer they are on, then why are people saying they got banned on "all 8 connections" (Excuse me if that quote was wrong, I didnt check it, but it was along those lines)? Most online things announce that they are banning based off IP, and they say that they are "sorry for the inconvenience" if you share an IP.
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I'm just a C++ coder, dont have to mess with networks if you dont want to:\