of the MAC address. If not you should turn it off.
I don't know what the proper terminology is, but the router is "sending" multiple MAC addresses to my ISP. Let me explain:
I can log only one MAC address at time. So I changed my MAC address of the router to match that of the computer so that the ISP connection would be 'fooled' into thinking it was the same machine. However, after I use the internet through the router for a few minutes, my connection is terminating because my 'port has multiple MAC addresses.'
I can try using it as an access point, but i have trouble establishing an IP. (the ISP already has DCHP)
Help!! This is weird....

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