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Smac spoofing
 

i use smac but what do i do with all the other nics it finds...do i have to spoof all of them? sorry new at this.

Also i use dsl and when i spoof the active one my ip stays the same on ipburger...shouldnt this change. i usually use wireless broadband so havent dealt with the whole changing my ip too much.

and yes i made in error in the title lol

^^^ Fixed :D

If you are creating an Account for Amazon you should Spoof All you MAC's,,,

ok yes creating...tired of using sep. computers...do i need to do this everytime or can i just disable them...or do i need to spoof every one everytime.

It has been said once.....
Please read the advice that you have been given

What about the ip's on ipburger, should they be changing or show your unspoofed ip?

What are you Trying to Say???

The IP Address That is displayed when you go to IPBurger is YOUR IP Adress,,,,and If that IP Address is associated to a Suspended Ebay/Amazon/Paypal Account then You MUST CHANGE Your IP Address BEFORE you log back onto one of those sites, as well as your MAC Address


It sounds to me that you may NEED To read the Stealth Guide again,,,,

...and again and again and again. Your not telling me anything I dont already know, but thanks for the heads up.

I've been able to change the IP, but not with consistency.

I've been using both smac 2.0 & 2.7 standard editions with vista. Im plugged directly into the nic through ethernet from a cable modem. I've been using the guide vic posted step-by-step, to the best of my ability, but with smac instead of mac make-up.

After spoofing the mac, Im rebooting the modem (by either pressing the reset button, powering it off/on waiting between 3-5 min, or both) I've also tryed restarting the laptop before powering the modem back on.

Whatever I do it seems to change the IP about 20-25% of the time & takes about 15 min on average to work. Im not seeing any trends, nothing seems to work better than anything else.

I dont know if this is what I'm supposed to expect or if I'm missing a step that'd make the IP change more consistantly. Any ideas?

Nevermind, I got it