I generally use microsoft paint for drawing , Sketch Up 8 whatever is said about this tool its really less .Its the best choice to draw any type of drawings either it may be in architecture view to a simple diagram .This one is really amazing.It provides us to draw even images in 3D even 3D text like this one.I am still exploring it once ,I think so you will also like it.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Is MAC ADDRESS changeable?
I do say YES .I think so you know what a MAC address is ,its importance,its format and other interesting things about it.If you dont know please know about that as its very very important.
First lets us know how to find MAC address of the system
>goto command prompt
>type "ipconfig/all" without quotations
this command is generally used to know the full information about the ip-address of the system.
>The address which is headed by the title "Physical Address....." is your system MAC address.
Now lets know how to change this very very important one which can be used to hide our identity
>open control panel
>select Network Connections
>right click on it and select "status"
>select properties
>click on configure
>go to Advanced tab
>on the left hand side select "Network Address"
>now come to right side of the window the default value is set to "Not Present"
>click on the radio button "value"
>now type the address you want it to be
to know whether your MAC address is changed or not go back to the first step and you will know.
A change in MAC address sometimes effects your network connections , so please e carefull
First lets us know how to find MAC address of the system
>goto command prompt
>type "ipconfig/all" without quotations
this command is generally used to know the full information about the ip-address of the system.
>The address which is headed by the title "Physical Address....." is your system MAC address.
Now lets know how to change this very very important one which can be used to hide our identity
>open control panel
>select Network Connections
>right click on it and select "status"
>select properties
>click on configure
>go to Advanced tab
>on the left hand side select "Network Address"
>now come to right side of the window the default value is set to "Not Present"
>click on the radio button "value"
>now type the address you want it to be
to know whether your MAC address is changed or not go back to the first step and you will know.
A change in MAC address sometimes effects your network connections , so please e carefull
Forgot Your Router Password
You had recently changed your router password and you dont remember it
OR
You want to hack Router password
all you have to do is follow these steps and the router is under your control .
these one are for windows xp
>open command prompt
>type "ipconfig" without quotations
>write down the ip-address which is given beside the "Default gateway:"
>open any browser
> in the address bar type this ip-address
>you have to know the default user names and passwords for that particular router
for example:
user name :admin
password :password
>after entering the ip-address a small window prompts for user name and password if you know its well else try for default passwords
>thats it the router is know in your hands you can do what the hell you want with that one know.
once the router is under your control i think so you know what to do .
OR
You want to hack Router password
all you have to do is follow these steps and the router is under your control .
these one are for windows xp
>open command prompt
>type "ipconfig" without quotations
>write down the ip-address which is given beside the "Default gateway:"
>open any browser
> in the address bar type this ip-address
>you have to know the default user names and passwords for that particular router
for example:
user name :admin
password :password
>after entering the ip-address a small window prompts for user name and password if you know its well else try for default passwords
>thats it the router is know in your hands you can do what the hell you want with that one know.
once the router is under your control i think so you know what to do .
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