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Ok well they may or may not be tracking you via your IP then. Did you log into the wifi network with your standard user credentials?On WiFi . Work added it but said will block those who use to much. Want to know when we get blocked,can we change it
Not necessarily. If they're using a RADIUS server for authentication in conjunction with LDAP or Active Directory then they'll just track based on the user account. If they aren't doing it this way then it would be easiest to track via static IPs, as it seems the IT people set up the device for network access anyway, they could have configured it this way. There are several drawbacks to doing it that way, primarily that the user can change this, though it would probably cause other errors if they did. Certainly, using the MAC makes sense from a unique ID perspective, but I've never seen it done this way.They would most likely block the MAC address as the IP address is dynamic and would change often. You can't change your MAC address.
Don't take all the fun out of itYou should probably be working instead. Or use your own data plan and don't abuse your work wi-fi.
They would most likely block the MAC address as the IP address is dynamic and would change often. You can't change your MAC address. You should probably be working instead. Or use your own data plan and don't abuse your work wi-fi.
Ok well they may or may not be tracking you via your IP then. Did you log into the wifi network with your standard user credentials?
If that's all you're doing then I'm sure you'll be fine.I use the wifi while i kill an hour for lunch.
Just stop.You need to ram the gigahertz before changing your IP or you risk damaging your phone.
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You need to ram the gigahertz before changing your IP or you risk damaging your phone.
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