In my router's DHCP Active IP table, my computer's wireless MAC address is listed twice, with two IP addresses. How is this possible? Am I being hacked into? The client hostname - which should be my PC's name but I don't know how to set it - is slightly different for each IP as well. I also have another MAC address and IP address assigned to my PC on the DHCP Active IP table - but this is for my Ethernet connection, so I assume that this is fine. In other words, my PC has a total of 3 IP addresses assigned to it - two for wireless, at same MAC address, and one for ethernet - with a different MAC address. Can anyone explain? Cheers

I am not exactly sure, but I think your fine. I believe you will get an IP address for the physical card, and then one for the Wireless card, and one for the 1394 connection?? If you go to "view connections" you will actually see 3 devices listed even though you only have 2 network cards. Any clarification from anyone else would be appreciated. But I wouldnt worry about being hacked. I don't think that is a sign.