[c-nsp] where is mac address for a 1720?
Antonio Querubin
tony at lavanauts.org
Wed May 11 11:58:32 EDT 2011
On Wed, 11 May 2011, Jared Mauch wrote:
> If you're so inclined, check the edges (and undersides) of all the PCBs
> internally. If that doesn't work, just program one or manually set it
> on the interface. With a few rare exceptions you can use the same mac
> address on multiple physical interfaces in the same device. (eg: 6500
> has one mac address even if you have hundreds of IP ports).
Already took it apart and looked on both sides of the motherboard but I
didn't think to check the edges. I've never seen anything printed on the
edge of a PCB before as the surface of the edge tends to be rougher than
the top or bottom surfaces.
> I would take the mac address of some device on the other side of the
> world, or another 1720 that would not be placed on the same lan and just
> clone that one, or the mac of the bluetooth interface on some other
> machine that will not be speaking ethernet :)
I did make up a random mac though I'm not sure if certain bits must be
turned on or off.
Antonio Querubin
e-mail: tony at lavanauts.org
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