ISP blocks my APBS due to various MAC addresses used by the router

Hi all,
My Internet provider limits access to Internet over Ethernet cable
for fixed MAC address(s). That means, I have to inform ISP of the
only MAC address I'll use to transfer data. In the case ISP detects
traffic with other MAC addresses on my cable, he blocks any traffic
at all (until cable unplugged and kind of 30secs are waited).
My configuration is APBS GigaN with "shared public IP" and with
MacBookPro connected over embedded WiFi AirPort N card.
I reported EthernetID of my APBS to ISP, but stuck into the problem
that all the time router is blocked. It successfully receives
IP settings from DHCP of provider, and then passes nothing in/out.
The provider said he can see the packets with different MAC addresses,
as I understood these MACs are exactly AirportID and EthernetID of
APBS. Why is it happening so, when "shared public IP" with DHCP
and NAT are selected? Why MAC address of wireless card of APBS is
visible to outside? What can I do with it, supposing that provider
can't fix the case on his side?
Regards,
Strim

kevj is right, Your linksys router has 3 MAC address and they all are assocciated with each other.

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Info: Set role references for jndi_get_initial_context in path "security/configurations/service.naming/security/roles/UME User Store/jndi_get_initial_context"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Set role references for telnet in path "security/configurations/service.telnet/security/roles/UME User Store/telnet_login"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Added group "Administrators" to path "security/roles/UME User Store/administrators/groups"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Added group "Guests" to path "security/roles/UME User Store/guests/groups"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Added group "Everyone" to path "security/roles/UME User Store/all/groups"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Changing JMS username in path "jms_provider/DEFAULT/default/conn_factories/XATopicConnectionFactory" to "Administrator"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Changing JMS username in path "jms_provider/DEFAULT/default/conn_factories/QueueConnectionFactory" to "Administrator"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Changing JMS username in path "jms_provider/DEFAULT/default/conn_factories/TopicConnectionFactory" to "Administrator"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Changing JMS username in path "jms_provider/DEFAULT/default/conn_factories/XAQueueConnectionFactory" to "Administrator"Mar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Operation executed successfullyMar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Committed changes to configuration managerMar 25, 2008 11:50:53... Info: Leaving with return code 0'.
Anyone knows how to solve it?
Thanks in advance.
YiNing

Posting this in the Netweaver Administrator section may yield better results.

I have been given a second hand mac pro that does not have a wifi card in it. my router is down stairs so can not connect the mac pro direct into the router can i use my time capsule which uses wifi to my router to connect to the internet?

I ha

If you have a non-Apple "main" router, then "join" would have been the only way it could connect.
Unfortunately, the Time Capsule does not provide any routing functions in this type of setup, so the Ethernet ports are not enabled in this setting.
If you have an Apple "main" router, it may be possible to enable the Ethernet ports in another type of setting. Then you could connect the old Mac to one of the Ethernet ports on the Time Capsule for Internet access.

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