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Hey,

Is it possible to have two MAC addresses mapped to the same IP? Would it cause problems? Only one of them will be on the network (plugged in) at the same time.

Thanks!

Sort of.

You can set certain static IP's to have different priorities, and the qos will kick in if something with a higher priority needs bandwidth at the same time.

Between that and the quota, you should be covered

I remember something a while back (year or two) where, on a linux server or router, the images were flipped upside down or something? I can't remember the exact specifics, but wouldn't it be possible to redirect traffic and tack on a frame or something with the message? Sorry if I'm not being very c...

Here's some documentation from openwrt.

http://martybugs.net/wireless/openwrt/flash.cgi

That still doesn't prevent him from just plugging in physically though. You'd need some sort of portal (like Eric said) to be able to prevent that. Otherwise he could just plug in and clone his macAddr again. If it's only wireless you're concerned about then yeah, no problem, just change the key, an...

Is it possible to maybe implement the opposite of that as well? Where multiple specified IP's can fall under the same quota? It would be useful when dealing with someone who has multiple computers and/or other devices. Maybe just allow for a range of ip's instead of just a single one? You're already...

Hey,

Is it possible to force dhcp leases to expire and have everyone be given a new IP?

As for the auto-reboot, just ssh into your router and set a cron job to reboot at a specific time.

No you don't. You can just rename *.trx to *.bin and it seems to work fine with tftp. Happened to me and I had no problems.

Hey, I seem to be having some odd port forwarding issues. I have a bunch of ports forwarded to my computer. Recently I added another port for forwarding to VNC, but it doesn't seem to be working anymore. 1) I can telnet to the old ports (Not recently added) fine. 2) I cannot telnet to the more recen...