#Netsim 11 get the most out of software#

I don't quite know exactly what to look for either I was wondering if anybody out here would know of such a thing because google isn't doing much justice. I talked to a few friends that are a little more technologically inclined than I am, and they motioned that there is probably a network simulatorВ that makes my PC look like a console when trying to connect to a network. I could be doing something wrong, but there aren't exactly many tutorial videos about this online (at least what I could find). I found the setting that I need (as per YouTube tutorial = Locally Administered Address) in my Intel(R) I211 Network Connection Properties, and changed my MAC, IP, DNS, and a few other things to what my Xbox's is, but that also didn't work.

#Netsim 11 get the most out of software#

I have tried downloading different software to see if it gave me different options, but that was a no-go. I found a couple tutorial videos on YouTube for doing just that, but my network card and it's software does not have the option to change it's MAC address (Realtek 8822BE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC). I had the idea of manually changing my PC's MAC address and IP address. I could be completely wrong about most or all of this, but this is what I didВ according to my current knowledge: The network is not password protected, just seems to be MAC filtered. In order for my console to be allowed onto the network, I have to take a picture of the 'advanced network settings' page on my Xbox so they can manually enter in its MAC address. The general WIFI makes gaming on my PC impossible, but my Xbox does just fine on its dedicated network.

I am trying to get my PC onto a MAC filtered network that is dedicated for gaming consoles.