Zuckerberg
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- Apr 25, 2012
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you can force your ISP DHCP server to issue you a new ip address, just go into your routers settings and enable mac address clone then just change the last digit in the MAC address. Save the changes in your router. Then restart both your router and your modem. This WILL get you a new IP from your ISP DHCP server.
Sadly i have a Virgin media 'superhub' which doesn't allow you to change the MAC settings apart from filtering, but thanks for the reply