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    Need info on ways to bypass router IP disabling. For example, Admin has set password to router controls and can disable and/or restrict the IP address of one particular PC within the network from accessing the internet from time X to X, on Sunday to Wednesday, etc.

    Anyone have any idea as to how to bypass or hack your way out of this, because...

    No internet on main PC make Adis something something...

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    If its a LINKSYS reset the router to its default factory settings by holding the reset button for 1min.

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    Hope you dont need more info because its all I got. :lol:

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    Yes I need a method that allows me to set an individual PC's permissions without resetting the whole router along with it's id and password.

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    Get the router password and login and change it Other than this, I think you will have a very hard time bypassing this, its built into the routers hardware and unfortunently it goes..

    Internet -> Router -> PC

    :P

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    So your parents have set certain restrictions on your ip?

    Is the router set to DHCP?

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    You can change your IP, regardless if DHCP is on or not. Just manually input an IP, the IP of the router as your gateway (probably 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.100.1), and manually enter in the addresses of the DNS servers for your ISP (Or use public ones like 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2, or 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220).

    The only way the router will identify you is either from your IP or your MAC address. Both can be changed.

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    Wow, I had no idea you could change MAC address, thought it was physical. Oh and Festo, yeah parents are being twats cause I got off campus after buncha years to live with them, shits expensive :P So now they feel I shouldn't all of a sudden be able to use internet freely.

    Thanks guys, I'll give that a shot, much appreciated.

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    @echo off
    title Nicks IP Changer
    setlocal
    set OK=N



    :again
    set /p choice=Please enter 1[Nicks], 2[Download], 3[Dads] or END ??
    if /i [%choice%]==[END] endlocal&goto end
    if [%choice%]==[] goto again
    if [%choice%]==[1] goto 1
    if [%choice%]==[2] goto 2
    if [%choice%]==[3] goto 3
    set /p xxx=wrong entry, press any key to exit.
    endlocal
    goto end



    :1
    echo NIC setting for Nicks being configured.....
    @netsh exec Nicks.txt
    set /p see=IP changed successfully to Internet Settings [9]see new setting [Enter]exit...
    if [%see%]==[9] goto show
    echo Ending IP Configuration
    goto end



    :2
    echo NIC setting for Download being configured.....
    @netsh exec Download.txt
    set /p see=IP changed successfully to DOwnload Settings [9]see new setting [Enter]exit...
    if [%see%]==[9] goto show
    echo Ending IP Configuration
    goto end

    :3
    echo NIC setting for Internet being configured.....
    @netsh exec Dads.txt
    set /p see=IP changed successfully to Dads Settings [9]see new setting [Enter]exit...
    if [%see%]==[9] goto show
    echo Ending IP Configuration
    goto end






    :show
    @netsh int ip show config



    :end
    @echo on
    cls


    Thats what i use as only one IP in our house has bittorrent port open, so me and my dad have to share.

    But yeah if its only an IP restriction, just edit your IP thru Network Connections properties

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    SMAC 2.0

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