Does this device support MAC spoofing?
2003589
i did not purchase this item for this reason. however i am certain a back issue of 2600 could answer your question.
635919
In my case it works for 3 hours at most. Haven't checked if it shows the connected mac addresses.
2158324
I cannot speak from personal experience but I do work in IT so I have some technical understanding. It should not be any issue to work with Apple, because no matter what Internet Browser you are using, you simply type in the address 192.168.0.1 in the address portion and that connects you to the router directly so you then logon. When the modem comes it has the administrator id and password for you to logon and then you can setup any specific parameters. The IP connects their coaxe and you simply connect your cat5-7 cable to back of the modem ONLY NEEDED for origial IP authentication so they can setup their end to recognize the modem's MAC addr. It is a great modem and I have not had a single issue with it since install. I was able to give my modem a name and contact password to match my previous IP provider's modem and therefore did not have to reprogram anything in my home for netflix, cell phones, etc. to locate the modem as a path to the internet.
579359
The device doesn't know or care where you live. I just needs a usb connection and Mac or windows machine.
1064696
No idea: I don't use Macs. Ask the manufacturer, Garmin. They have good tech support over the phone and they respond to emails.
528687
If you mean does this device support "packet injection"? The answer is yes. It can be used as a packet injection device using aircrack-ng on Kali Linux.
1081801
I've not seen one. I have had to reinstall the software a couple of time but the device works and am on the Mavericks OS for Mac
149137
Depends . . . on Macs, no, on PCs, you will be prompted to set this device up (select the default settings).
1813893
I have heard that it does but I don't have a mac. Sorry I can't really answer.
1085988
No. A pop-up eventually shows up saying the device is not supported, but I ignore it, click OK, and proceed to use it without any problems. I've found it invaluable.
1107343
The web sight says yes with Mac OS 10.2.8 or later. Can't verify as I do not use Mac
513665
I stopped using this because I kept getting an error message saying this is not an apple supported device. I would consider buying something else.-Jim
941804
NetGear does not have drivers for Mac OS.They owe their allegiance to Microsoft.So my answer is a "NO".
732098
I don't know - I'm running Windows. According to the Dream Cheeky website, Mac is supported for the device. I LOVE mine!!
956296
No its saying it will duplicate your pcs mac for outbound traffic. Some isps used to only support 1 pc setups. Pretty much outdated functionality anymore as all isps I've used allow home routers.
347836
I would say no. This device is designed to translate IP commands into IR---the IR is OUTBOUND.
1938116
Not entirely sure. It's USB driven wireless, though so if you can get USB to talk to MAC I'd think it *should*...