Re: Bypass MAC filtering? My Fault

"BKCK017" <BKCK017.2yyxoj@no-mx.wirelessforums.org> wrote in message
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>
> I don't high speed internet right now. I have dial up. So I was using my
> neighbors router for high speed with my wireless USB adapter. (NETGEAR
> MA11 Version 1)
>
> I went into router config and enabled MAC filtering without adding my
> PC to the list. Now I can't connect.
>
> There was no PC's on the list anyway so no wireless PC can connect. And
> I can't change my MAC to an allowed MAC because there are no allowed
> PC's.
>
> The only thing to do would be to reset my neighbors router or they
> change the setting.
>
> Considering they didn't know I was using it I can't do anything?
>
> What can I do?
>

Serendipitious justice if you ask me. You locked yourself out of a network
you were trying to use without permission. And now you come here asking
what you can do? Stay out of your neighbor's router admin page. That's
what. Get your own access. It's one thing to use a neighbor as an
occassional hot spot. It's another thing entirely to try and configure
their router.