Interestingly, some (single-band) wireless access points have the same MAC address for both the wired (LAN) section and wireless (WLAN) section.
Is there any reason why some manufacturers do it? (Make it easier, maybe?)
One possible reason is to make it hard for ISPs to detect that you are sharing the connection.
Is there any reason why some manufacturers do it? (Make it easier, maybe?)
One possible reason is to make it hard for ISPs to detect that you are sharing the connection.
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