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IIRC this isn't "changing" the MAC address, as a reset of the software will once again begin broadcasting the original. Rather, it is spoofing, i.e. forcing the
by personjerry 11y ago
IIRC this isn't "changing" the MAC address, as a reset of the software will once again begin broadcasting the original. Rather, it is spoofing, i.e. forcing the software to lie about the MAC address that was built into the hardware.
- mahmud 11y agoYes, but it's not a constant, but more of a configurable option; change can be made trivially, and as often as needed. Unix init scripts for networking can do MAC changes for you every time an interface goes up.