Psychotic stepdad has gone batshit crazy with accessing the router

[ProboardslolV2]

My stepdad has figured out the magic of 192.168.1.1 and now has some sort of god complex and is completely oblivious that other people can access it also.

So, him (Being the fucknut he is) thinks that people are leaving their shit on all day. What he fails to realize is that even though something is off, it still transmits a signal.

SOOOO he constantly shuts off the wireless to everyone but himself because he's an inconsiderate asshole

let me get to the point:

He owns a mac, but boots into windows xp sometimes. Would his local ip be the same as his mac so i can forward these ports to him:
TCP 5400
TCP 5714
TCP 6969
TCP 9876
?

I'm really pissed off at him and need revenge.

[cpf]

Umm, well, his local IP would probably be dynamic (and completely unrelated to the MAC), you'd have to set your router to always give a certain IP to that MAc (each router does it their own way, try "static dhcp" or something).

[butre]

yes, it would be the same.

And every other computer on your network is likely to have the same IP.

[Morkcheese]

password the router

[lemonlimecom]

Do one of those "Explore MY PC!!!!!" things, except let us explore your router and make decisions as to what settings you should change.

[MetricMoose]

Change the router's IP address. There should be an option.

[sbradford26]

My router I can just go to the my home page for it and a list of devices connected to it pop up and I can kick ban or limit the connection.

[Trafficman]

Shit on his car and leave a note that says "Leave the router alone...".

[Lord Ivan]

[QUOTE=TrafficMan;19986030]Shit on his car and leave a note that says "Leave the router alone...".[/QUOTE]

Just cut out the note and shit directly on the router.

Or put a password on it if you're a pussy.

[Morkcheese]

also install netannoy on his windows partition and fuck with him

[Blarg190]

Change router ip or change router password. If he already has a password for it hold the reset button then it will default then set your own.

[Yuluthu]

[QUOTE=Blarg190;19992978]Change router ip or change router password. If he already has a password for it hold the reset button then it will default then set your own.[/QUOTE]

"It was your fault because you kept changing settings so hackers got in :downs:"

[yngndrw]

Smash the router up so he can't change the settings.

At the end of the day, he is the one paying the Internet bill (I'm assuming that, anyway.) so he has every right to do whatever he wants.

[Sgt. Napalm]

[url]http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/security/c49f/[/url]
Buy this, get his password, and then change it on his main computer.
He can't lock access if he can't even get on the computer, now can he?

[haksword]

There is usually an option on most routers to change the access address. So just change it to 192.168.13.37 or whatever you want.
Or just set an access password, then if he questions you about it just say 'Someone must have hacked the router because you disabled the security when you shut down the wireless'. (If your dad is an idiot he should fall for it)

[sbradford26]

There is a thing called newton virus for macs you can find it somewhere.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBJQ5085kSo[/url]

[ProboardslolV2]

[QUOTE=yngndrw;20003738]Smash the router up so he can't change the settings.

At the end of the day, he is the one paying the Internet bill (I'm assuming that, anyway.) so he has every right to do whatever he wants.[/QUOTE]

Nope, my mom does

[Maccabee]

[QUOTE=ButtsexV2;19985134]yes, it would be the same.

And every other computer on your network is likely to have the same IP.[/QUOTE]

Why was this dumb? He's referring to global ip. Not local. Go to cmyip.com on each computer. You will see that it is always the same.

[ProboardslolV2]

[QUOTE=Maccabee;20015994]Why was this dumb? He's referring to global ip. Not local. Go to cmyip.com on each computer. You will see that it is always the same.[/QUOTE]

Im refering to the local ip