Can I spoof my IP and MAC address?

[Chris230291]

Hello. Is there anyway to spoof my IP and/or MAC address in Windows?
I do NOT want it to change in my OS X or Linux partitions though!

Why? I have a FreeNas server which shares content via AFP shares. It is also set to share the same content via CIFS shares. Now heres the problem, OS X can see BOTH AFP and CIFS shares, so i want to set my CIFS share to only be available to a particular MAC or IP address (my Windows partition). So i need the Windows partition to appear to the router and server as a completely different piece of hardware.

Can this be done at all?

Chris.

 

[hmmblah]

Set a different static IP in windows under Control Panel. You should be able to change the MAC address within Device Manager. Right click your network card, go to properties. Under Advanced look for Network, Physical, or MAC address.

If you have a DHCP server you could skip setting a static in Windows. Instead, use your new MAC to make a reservation on the DHCP server for a different IP.

 

[CloneageDK]

If you spoof your MAC address, the router would see your PC as a new one and assign it an unused IP.
If you get the same IP as before, check your routers DHCP service and, like hmmblah stated, assign an IP for your "new" MAC manually.

Here's a guide for changing the MAC in Windows 7:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com...g/thread/a6dda0a0-3a8e-4385-981a-b1707f2dd76c

 

[Chris230291]

Thanks for the replies guys.
I cant find Network, Physical, or MAC address under advanced?
Also where do i look for a device description doing it the regedit way?

 

[CloneageDK]

Make sure you have the LAN drivers for you motherboard installed. It might not show up otherwise.