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Mac spoofing is essential when you are using public wifi or if someone blocked you whose wifi you are using. Spoofing or changing Mac is very easy. In Android device you just need a rooted android device and an app called chameleMAc Click below fo.
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Hi Guys, I am hoping someone else has experienced this issue and might be able to help. I bought a new TV this week Samsung UA60J6200, and set it up on the weekend. It all went smoothly, and successfully connected to my network. I watched some netflix then went to bed for the night. In the morning I tried to turn it on and there was a network error.
When i look at the network config, it has the MAC address all zeros 00.00.00. 'Invalid MAC Address, call Samsung support'. Well Samsung support have been less than useless, telling me to turn on and off my router and that ' the tv is given the MAC address by the router, so it must be a router issue'. I use a Getflix DNS service to access US netflix.
I had previously redirected the google servers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 on my router so I could access US FLix on my PS3. I'm going to try to get rid of the DNS and unblock the google servers to see if that helps. I have seen old threads in other forums dating back to 2011 on the issue, and I am at a loss. One suggested setting a static IP to the TV then setting it as a DMZ. This doesnt appear to have worked at all.
Before heading into the ‘How’ part of the article, let us see a brief intro about ‘What’ we are dealing with here. Here’s a step by step guide on how to spoof or change MAC address on Android devices. Two different methods to change Mac address without root and rooted phones. What is a MAC Address?
A Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a 12-character unique identifier assigned to a specific piece of hardware such as the network adapter of your WiFi device. In simple words, a MAC address can be used to uniquely identify your Android phone on the Internet or the local network. Why would you want to change it?. The most important reason would be privacy.
Anyone in your local Ethernet network can easily see your MAC address with simple tools. This gives a hacker to potentially keep track of your devices (and thus, you).
This is a threat when you are on a public wireless network (hotels, airports and even some coffee shops provide free wifi these days). If your original MAC address is public and revealed, a hacker can use it to impersonate you! On many networks, access is restricted based on IP address, so when you go offline, the hacker can use your MAC address and access the network as ‘you’. If you want to access a network which limits access based on MAC address, you can change the MAC address on the device you want access to (with a MAC address which actually has access) and access the network.
Internet Service Providers often your MAC address to identify and authenticate your internet connection. In case your network stops working and you have to get a new one, the network might not work as the new network card has a new MAC address.
Here, instead of contacting your ISP, you can change the new network card’s MAC address to your old network card’s MAC address and start using right away! Now that we are done with the ‘What’ and ‘Why’ part, let us get down to business. How to Change MAC Address on Android There are two ways to change MAC address on your Android device. Change MAC Address on Android The app is free and pretty basic. Upon opening, tap on ‘Verify Root’ and you will see your root status right away. For example, my OnePlus 3 is not rooted and below is the result that I got: Now that we are sure about the root status, we will continue with the process.
Don’t miss: Method 1 – Without Root Access Worry not, even if you don’t have root access. It is still possible to change your MAC address. Below is a step by step instructions to temporarily change android MAC address without root access. Open the App. Type ‘ip link show’. Find your interface name from the list.
For the purpose of this example, let us consider your interface name is ‘wlan0’. Now, type this command in the terminal emulator to change the MAC address: ‘ ip link set wlan0 XX:XX:XX:YY:YY:YY’ where you have to replace ‘wlan0’ with your own interface name and ‘XX:XX:XX:YY:YY:YY’ with the new MAC address you want to change to. Now go and verify if your MAC address has changed properly. Limitations: Now, there are two limitations to this method.
The first being, it almost always works only on devices with mediatek processors. The second being, the change is temporary. Your MAC address will go back to the original one if you restart your phone. Method 2 – With Root Access Note that this method only works on rooted Android devices.
The second thing you need for this method to work, apart from root, is Busybox. You can easily install Busybox on your rooted android phone with the following app. Just open the app, tap on ‘install’ and you are good to go. If you already have Busybox installed on your device, just ignore these steps.
Please note that even this method makes use of the ‘Terminal Window’ app. The download link can be found on the top of this post. Assuming you have both Terminal Window, ROOT and Busybox on your device, follow the below steps:. Open terminal window app and type these commands: ‘ su‘ and hit Enter. If you have not already granted access to the app, it will prompt you for root access. To know your current network interface name type ‘ ip link show‘ and hit enter.
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Make note of your network interface name. For the purpose of this tutorial, we will consider ‘ eth0‘ to be the interface name. Now, enter this command: ‘ busybox ip link show eth0‘ and press enter. Your current MAC address will be displayed. This is just for your information. To change the MAC address, type the following command and hit enter: ‘ busybox ifconfig eth0 hw ether XX:XX:XX:YY:YY:YY‘.
Change ‘XX:XX:XX:YY:YY:YY’ with any MAC address you desire. You have successfully changed your MAC address! To check the same use the command: ‘ busybox iplink show eth0‘.
You should see the new MAC address you entered. Note that the MAC address change through this method is permanent and does not change upon device restart.
Did this method work for you? Have you an easier method than this to change the MAC address?
Let us know in the comments below!