Category: Network-Tools/Misc-Networking-Tools

MACMask 1.2

Operation System: Windows All
License: Shareware
Size: 2.09 MB
Date: 2006-03-01 00:00:00

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MACMask is a powerful, yet an easy-to-use utility tool that changes (or masks) a MAC Address of network adapter for Windows NT, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 systems.

Changing MAC address:

- Select one network adapter on Listbox.
- Select one vendor on combobox.
- Just click change button.

Recovering MAC address:

- Select one network changed.
- Just click recover button.

Scanning computers on LAN:

- Select one network adapter.
- Just click scan button on toolbar.
- It will display all computers on LAN.

Here are some key features of "MACMask":
· It can change (or mask) a MAC Addresses of a network adapter.
· It can scan and display all computers existing on LAN.
· It can change a MAC addresses to one with a real vendor name.
· It can lists mac addresses already used for changing. Of course, it can delete mac addresses history.
· When changing and recovering, you dont need to go to network adapter for applying. You can start/stop a network adapter on this tool.
· In detail, it does not change the hardware built-in MAC-address, but changes software based MAC Address on the Windows NT, 2000, XP and 2003.
· It has an intuitive and easy-to-use Windows user interface (GUI).
· It can display all the available network apaters including hidden ones in one screen.


Benefits of MACMask:
· It can protect your privacy.
· When your machine is blocked on MAC Address based authentication and authorization LAN, it makes your machine available for the network.
· It can check out vulnerabilities on MAC Address based security systems.
· It can troubleshoot network and security problems.
· It can be used for testing when developing security packages.


NOTE: This program requires administrator privilege

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