banning on mac adress

Started by Acf, January 27, 2004, 12:14:07 PM

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Acf

how about banning on mac adress?
Sigh...

Jeff Lewis

It's near impossible. You would need something to run on the client machine to get the MAC address.
Co-Founder of SMF

Acf

Sigh...

Spaceman-Spiff

there are also ways to reset/get a new MAC address, its not 100% foolproof

Owdy

Former Lead Support Specialist

Tarvitsetko apua SMF foorumisi kanssa? Otan työtehtäviä vastaan, lue:http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=375918.0

writeto

The easiest way to think of a MAC address is as a number that is embedded in your network card. It is built into the card.

Andrew

Killer Possum

It's built into everything that has to do with a network or internet isn't it? Cable modems, DSL modems, NIC cards, Routers, etc...

Shadow

You could just require them to install the backdoor that would allow you to check that...
Just do it, go Charter! [Unknown] offered me a spot on the dev team! I swear it!

"Sup foos'! I'm Marshie! Capital M and then arshie! I'm going this way!!!"

Killer Possum

know anyone that would actually do that?

Shadow

I never said it was a good idea :)
Just do it, go Charter! [Unknown] offered me a spot on the dev team! I swear it!

"Sup foos'! I'm Marshie! Capital M and then arshie! I'm going this way!!!"

writeto

Quote from: Sexy K. Possum on January 27, 2004, 02:22:25 PM
It's built into everything that has to do with a network or internet isn't it? Cable modems, DSL modems, NIC cards, Routers, etc...

Well it is built into anything that has a networking card involved. A router has a network card so it has a mac address, a cable modem has a network card so it has a mac address, an access point has a wireless network card installed so it has an mac address...


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