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I run a few remote users on my Windows PC using a program that allows me to bypass the limit of Windows Home. I can access them all while running my own instance. I use them for gaming in multiple instances.
Now I want to assign them different IP addresses so that the server I am connecting to does not see there are 50 users on the same ip address. How do I achieve this?
I know that I can assign multiple IPs in Windows using a single Ethernet port. I also would need to mask MAC address of each instance if possible (can do it mb with router).
Sci00213
Posted 2019-01-28T16:11:44.937
Reputation: 11
You're going about this fundamentally wrong. You don't assign a user an IP, instead you bind each instance of your gaming client to a different IP that is assigned to the machine. How you do that (or if you even can) will depend on the gaming client. – Ruscal – 2019-01-28T16:41:50.440