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WiderMouthOpen
Esteemed Contributor
What model modem and router do you have? Try cloning your PC MAC to your router and then reboot the modem. That should change your IP. If you have a gateway the only work around I have heard of is to disconnect your service in such a way that it locks you into their walled garden(172.x.x.x IP) and then reprovison you. This "should" change your IP but YMMV.
josek2
2 years agoNew Contributor
Router: Netgear R6120 (Self owned)
Modem: Arris TM3402A (Cox owned)
I am not familiar with MAC cloning. This will change my public WAN IP, and not my LAN IP, correct?
- WiderMouthOpen2 years agoEsteemed Contributor
Router: Netgear R6120 (Self owned)
See instructions here for MAC cloning.
This will change my public WAN IP, and not my LAN IP, correct?
Correct. Just your WAN IP.
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