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RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - Stoowyguy - 23-06-2012
Why thank you sober you.
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - TheForce - 23-06-2012
(23-06-2012, 01:17 AM)drewmerc Wrote: drunk me wants to ban you for that comment as to stupid to mod, but i know sober me will think uneducated in ill-informed
as always i'll let sober me decide
Don't Ban Him. He Just A Newbie, And Be Honest Drew, Once You Were A Newbie Too.
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - drewmerc - 23-06-2012
lol drunk me
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - Stoowyguy - 24-06-2012
Like basically can I use my provisioned MAC Address from my modem and also use it on my Haxorware modem?
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - Desi_mNm - 26-06-2012
(24-06-2012, 05:38 AM)Stoowyguy Wrote: Like basically can I use my provisioned MAC Address from my modem and also use it on my Haxorware modem?
Yes You can! but you will need MAC + Cert. = nonvol (from Provisioned CM like the force said) that you can use on your Haxorware modem. BTW you can't have 2 same MAC on a node!
I am assuming you just want to use diff. config file to get higher D/U speed on Haxorware modem.
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - Stoowyguy - 26-06-2012
You "assumed" correctly :-) .... Then how do I get Certificate... from other modem...
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - drewmerc - 26-06-2012
(26-06-2012, 04:44 AM)Stoowyguy Wrote: You "assumed" correctly :-) .... Then how do I get Certificate... from other modem...
answered your own question
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - Stoowyguy - 26-06-2012
What with dhcp force?? that doesn't work any more with my ISP
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - mohitomish - 26-06-2012
my dhcp force givs me 75 mac address,so does that mean all r in my node or not??
RE: TFTP Server & DHCP Force - drewmerc - 26-06-2012
yes they are all your node you have to scan on a different node (or brute force with solsters scanner)