Hello Nico,
On 13-Aug-99, you wrote:
NDR>
NDR> I just installed another PCMCIA network adapter and now the MAC
NDR> address is stable so it was indeed the card.
NDR>
NDR> Thanks to all who helped ;-)
NDR>
NDR> Nico
NDR>
Weird behaviour nonetheless - ironic that it was consistent on M$. I
ha
I just installed another PCMCIA network adapter and now the MAC address
is stable so it was indeed the card.
Thanks to all who helped ;-)
Nico
>
> OK, I did some testing: rebooted from Linux to Windows and the other
> way around a couple of times and got the following peculiar results:
>
> 1
OK, I did some testing: rebooted from Linux to Windows and the other
way around a couple of times and got the following peculiar results:
1. linux: 0:80:0:10:b7:7c
2. windows: 0:10:5a:92:b7:7c
3. linux: 80:0:0:10:85:bb
4. windows: 0:10:5a:92:b7:7c
5. linux: 2:0:0:10:2:16
6. windows: 0:10:
Hello James M.,
On 12-Aug-99, you wrote:
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LJM> MAC addr is another story.
LJM> That should be fixed to the adaptor and never change. (Well,
LJM> almost never. There are a few that have mac addresses that
LJM> are able to be modified with a special utility. The only ones
LJM> I know about
Do you use dhcp to get your address? If you do, the linux
dhcpcd releases it each time you shutdown so every time you
reboot you get a new ip-addr. MAC addr is another story.
That should be fixed to the adaptor and never change. (Well,
almost never. There are a few that have mac addresses that
Hi,
I have a portable with a 3Com 3CCE589ET CPCMCIA network
adapter. I'm also running arpwatch on my network to check for
"ellegal aliens". I noticed that everytime a reboot my portable
from linux to windows or the other way around I get a message
from arpwatch that the Ethernet address of my po
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