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Remote PC via MAC-Address |
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I was found that CISCO-Mikrotik can be remoted using MAC-Address, instead of IP-Address.
Please tell me how to remote other Computer using MAC-Address...
(non-Microtik)
This is very very different way to remote PC in the netwotk...
comonly using IP-Address, opening port its OK
but there is another way....
HOW CAN I....? |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 12:54 pm |
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| JerryMaheswara wrote: | I was found that CISCO-Mikrotik can be remoted using MAC-Address, instead of IP-Address.
Please tell me how to remote other Computer using MAC-Address...
(non-Microtik)
This is very very different way to remote PC in the netwotk...
comonly using IP-Address, opening port its OK
but there is another way....
HOW CAN I....? |
First of all, MAC address will propagate only to first router. So you can use MAC address only in LAN. If you target some machine in Internet, then there is no way to use MAC address for doing something "useful". |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:05 am |
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Now, how to send any message using MAC address, instead of IP-Address or NETBIOS name? is it possible...?
I mean like: NET SEND ip_address|NETBIOS_name message (in MS.Windows OS)
thk alot. |
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| Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:26 am |
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| JerryMaheswara wrote: | Now, how to send any message using MAC address, instead of IP-Address or NETBIOS name? is it possible...?
I mean like: NET SEND ip_address|NETBIOS_name message (in MS.Windows OS)
thk alot. |
In any way .. mac address can not be used as a mean of communication .. Even if it seems to be using the mac address , it is actuallly translated into a internal ip address of the specific network .. As waraxe mentioned ipv4-ipv6 address is used for the reason that is unique and can address a specific network or computer on the internet .. Mac address may be unique but is not made to be unique for that reason so it is not used for networking or communicating .. can be only used for mac address filtering but even with that a mac address spoofer can easily be used to do the same thing .. so try better to use ip address or computer name to send your messages.. learn how the cmd.exe in windows work and you can do a lot of things...
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