Is it possible ?

[sunny.it]

Hello,

On my desktop computer, I have an Internet connection (LAN) which is
connected through a network cable. That connection is restricted or it might
have some permission that it can be used only on one computer (desktop). I
want to use Internet by using that connection from two of my computers. One
is my notebook, and other is my desktop.
Once I used a switch, and I plugged both the cables of the computer into the
switch & the third one which was providing Internet but only on one computer
(desktop), I can use the Internet.

Can I use ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) by connecting another NIC to
connect to the notebook so that Administrator do not knows that I'm using two
computers & I can use net. I think Administrator uses Linux or I'm not sure
about it that which Operating system he uses, but I want to be sure that he
can’t be able to notice that I’m using two computers.

ICS uses NAT. Is it possible that By using ICS I use net on two computers?
Or is there any other way I can use Internet on both computers without being
noticed out such as any software...etc… Thanks.

 

[Terry R.]

The date and time was 11/6/2008 2:26 PM, and on a whim, sunny.it pounded
out on the keyboard:

Hello,

On my desktop computer, I have an Internet connection (LAN) which is
connected through a network cable. That connection is restricted or it might
have some permission that it can be used only on one computer (desktop). I
want to use Internet by using that connection from two of my computers. One
is my notebook, and other is my desktop.
Once I used a switch, and I plugged both the cables of the computer into the
switch & the third one which was providing Internet but only on one computer
(desktop), I can use the Internet.

Can I use ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) by connecting another NIC to
connect to the notebook so that Administrator do not knows that I'm using two
computers & I can use net. I think Administrator uses Linux or I'm not sure
about it that which Operating system he uses, but I want to be sure that he
can’t be able to notice that I’m using two computers.

ICS uses NAT. Is it possible that By using ICS I use net on two computers?
Or is there any other way I can use Internet on both computers without being
noticed out such as any software...etc… Thanks.

Better to get a router that can clone a MAC address, as that is probably
what your ISP is doing by the sound of it.

--
Terry R.

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[sunny.it]

Just I'm editing the end lines....

Is it possible that By using ICS I use net on two computers without being
noticed out? Or is there any other way I can use Internet on both computers
without being
noticed out such as any software...etc… Thanks.

 

[Terry R.]

The date and time was 11/6/2008 2:26 PM, and on a whim, sunny.it pounded
out on the keyboard:

Hello,

On my desktop computer, I have an Internet connection (LAN) which is
connected through a network cable. That connection is restricted or it might
have some permission that it can be used only on one computer (desktop). I
want to use Internet by using that connection from two of my computers. One
is my notebook, and other is my desktop.
Once I used a switch, and I plugged both the cables of the computer into the
switch & the third one which was providing Internet but only on one computer
(desktop), I can use the Internet.

Can I use ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) by connecting another NIC to
connect to the notebook so that Administrator do not knows that I'm using two
computers & I can use net. I think Administrator uses Linux or I'm not sure
about it that which Operating system he uses, but I want to be sure that he
can’t be able to notice that I’m using two computers.

ICS uses NAT. Is it possible that By using ICS I use net on two computers?
Or is there any other way I can use Internet on both computers without being
noticed out such as any software...etc… Thanks.

I forgot to give you a web page that describes how to clone your MAC
address:
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/5059

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Terry R.

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[Terry R.]

The date and time was 11/6/2008 2:40 PM, and on a whim, sunny.it pounded
out on the keyboard:

Just I'm editing the end lines....

Is it possible that By using ICS I use net on two computers without being
noticed out? Or is there any other way I can use Internet on both computers
without being
noticed out such as any software...etc… Thanks.

Your ISP hands out your IP either dynamically or statically. But you
can't hide, if that's what you mean. Your IP records are kept by your ISP.

--
Terry R.

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