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Not if your ISP doesn't allow routers
One of the reasons MAC addresses exist is to allow network verification. Some ISPs don't want you sharing your high speed access with everyone else in your dorm (what a shocker) or entire apartmet building, so they won't allow routers on their network. The Airport base station is a router. If you have such an ISP, then an Airport base station wont help you. Your ISP simply won't let the Airport base station on the network, since it's not the MAC of one of the network cards they've approved (when you sign up, or add a new computer by calling their tech support). |
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