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davevjr 07-22-2011 01:24 AM

mulitple amazons & mac adresses
 
I am reading the amazon ghost ebook right now but I am not clear on how to switch back and forth bewteen mac addresses. It says use smac. any input would be aprecaited this is my first amazon ghost and I want to run mulitple accounts


Thanks

AyeDGAF 07-22-2011 02:05 AM

have you considered using VMware? because thats the only way i do mines.

davevjr 07-22-2011 02:18 AM

does that change your mac address for both computer & router?

schwuller 07-22-2011 01:05 PM

i use a mac and have a different virtual machine for each account. HOWEVER, i currently use dialup. i am making the change to wireless now. i hope someone confirms this, but from what i have gathered, what you will need is a 3g or 4g router (not a 3g or 4g broadband card). and you'll then spoof the MAC addresses.

can someone with experience please jump here?

phson01 08-28-2011 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by schwuller (Post 251832)
i use a mac and have a different virtual machine for each account. HOWEVER, i currently use dialup. i am making the change to wireless now. i hope someone confirms this, but from what i have gathered, what you will need is a 3g or 4g router (not a 3g or 4g broadband card). and you'll then spoof the MAC addresses.

can someone with experience please jump here?

Do you need to spoof the MAC for your 4g router/personal hotspot everytime you switch account?

ovidiu 08-28-2011 02:53 PM

There is no such thing as a 3g/4g router. A router is a device that takes in a connection and spreads it to several different computers via wireless or ethernet. If you're talking about one of the personal hotspot devices, that's different. But most, if not all, will not have MAC addresses that can be spoofed. But if you connect to the personal hotspot via your laptop wireless, should be OK according to this site:

http://answers.google.com/answers/th...id/765054.html

oge 02-01-2012 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ovidiu (Post 263732)
There is no such thing as a 3g/4g router. A router is a device that takes in a connection and spreads it to several different computers via wireless or ethernet. If you're talking about one of the personal hotspot devices, that's different. But most, if not all, will not have MAC addresses that can be spoofed. But if you connect to the personal hotspot via your laptop wireless, should be OK according to this site:

http://answers.google.com/answers/th...id/765054.html

Here's a answer to that 3Gstore.com, 3G/4G Routers, Antennas, Amplifiers, WiFi, Extended Batteries, Verizon & Sprint Data Cards

incniu 02-04-2012 05:41 PM

How much is the monthly fee?

It works for amazon?


Quote:

Originally Posted by oge (Post 307906)


MichaelW 02-04-2012 08:21 PM

I try to use it but still have to change the MAC on the main PC.

I always have the same IP for the main PC and the virtual PC. Even the virtual have different MAC.

Did I do anything wrong?

I connect the RJ45 cable direct to the cable modem. No router.

Thank you
Quote:

Originally Posted by AyeDGAF (Post 251685)
have you considered using VMware? because thats the only way i do mines.



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