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1. #HOW TO FIND WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS LINUX MINT 19 PLUS#
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#HOW TO FIND WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS LINUX MINT 19 MAC#

You will then need to edit the script to parse a file with that list and use a line for each $i in the sequence instead of allowing this to create random mac addresses. Note : Make sure to connect with your normal wlan0 first or else this wont work.Īlso if their is mac access control list on the router you might need to do some some sniffing to gain a list of mac address accepted by the router. There are no sanity checks so use it wisely, or add some yourself ) crazy-mac.sh 20 it takes the first argument and creates that many new interfaces each with its own mac and ip address. So create the file, then chmod 750 and run it with sudo if you can/have to.

I have DragonflyBSD on the other "end" of this, I will attempt to connect it to my real router via GNS3.Įdit2: Here is a quick script to get as many up as you need with dhclient. Maybe if I set them all to txqueuelen:10 on Linux. What I did do though what set up an "EtherSwitch Router" in GNS3 and then assigned a "cloud" ten of the macN devices on one "end" and then another "cloud" to a vmware host only adapter, virtualbox would probably work the same, on the other "end", I am going to mess around with that a bit and see if I can limit the speed on the macN devices to simulate an "aggregation" or if I can distribute the load across the ten connections for "increased" bandwidth. The place I got some of this from is here:Įdit3: I tried messing with "bond" and ifenslave but I need to do a bit more studying on that, I couldn't really figure it out. If you need to assign a default gateway: sudo ip route add default via 192.168.1.1 Or dhclient mac0 # For a dhcp-client, to get ip from router. Just Remember to assign it an ip address or tell it to use dhcp ifconfig mac0 inet 192.168.1.107 netmask 255.255.255.0 #static/manual config

#HOW TO FIND WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS LINUX MINT 19 PLUS#

I added the the up command because a first I thought this didn't work, but sudo ip link show plus a double tab completed with a list that included mac0 I then proceeded to bring it up with ifconfig and assign it an address.

That creates a new "virtual" interface called mac0 and brings it up. Where is what you see from an ifconfig such as eth0 or wlan0 sudo ip link add link mac0 type macvlan & sudo ifconfig mac0 up Sorry if you don't need this, for the next person to stumble here though, as I did moments ago. You may need to change addresses, gateways, or netmasks based on your personal situation.