Will the provider see the second PC on the network?

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Maxim Siomin2021-02-07 16:00:16

Computer networks

Maxim Siomin, 2021-02-07 16:00:16

The provider allows you to connect only one computer via cable. The rest is only on wi-fi. If you connect another computer via cable, there will be an additional charge. Is it possible to connect 2 PCs on one cable by splitting it through a splitter? Well, that is, will the provider see the second PC?

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Dmitry, 2021-02-07
@MaxSiominDev

Usually the provider does not see subscribers beyond your router, where the Internet comes from the provider. (Unless the provider itself provides the router. Then, theoretically, it can see everything that you have inside the network) In general, leave the provider with such cockroaches

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-02-07
@vabka

You can connect the second computer with a cable to the router. Must not see)

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Ragnar Black, 2021-02-08
@Ragnar1

everything is done quite simply.
Write out the mac-address of the device that the provider allows to connect to its network,
connect the router to the provider and change the mac of the external interface of the router, to mac from the first paragraph,
the standard router settings follow.
Oh, how many acquaintances had to help at one time with such providers ..

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Ikabok, 2021-02-07
@Ikabok

More as he sees. Get a list of MAC addresses on your port and that's it.

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CityCat4, 2021-02-08
@CityCat4

What kind of crazy provider is this?