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I suppose it is easy enough to force a MAC address onto my gateway/router after the fact but is there a reason having the router in place wouldn't work for the modem install? David On Wednesday 11 June 2003 10:44 pm, Clint M. Sand wrote: > For the archives.... > > I just recently installed cable access through comcast for use with an > OpenBSD firewall. I put my obsd external nic in an old windows box i had, > went through their account activation bullshit. Took the card out and put > it in my obsd box, set that nic to dhcp. Works fine. > > To bad speakeasy wasn't available in my area. Stupid isp, windows only crap > ass "isp" telling you want to do with your connection, mother.... > > On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 10:03:03AM -0400, Duane Morin wrote: > > Just did mine. Two bits of info - > > > > 1) The javascript buttons didn't work for me with Lynx. So I got > > halfway through then had to change computers. > > > > 2) It detects mac address and checks it against your registered > > account. Since I was doing the upgrade with my laptop it asked > > whether i wanted to update my information. It also clearly said > > that I was choosing to switch my access to this computer, and > > that if I wanted to use multiple computers I should contact > > comcast. > > > > Duane -- .david David Lapointe "There cannot be a crisis next week," forbade former secretary of state Henry Kissinger. "My schedule is already full."
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