Some pc network cards let you set the mac address with the config utility.
There is also a patch for linux to let you spoof mac addresses.
You may want to re-evaluate your security model, if it relies on the network
being secure, especially since it appears it no longer is.
Sameer
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> Sorry to rehash a topic, but it may help us solve an issue at our company.
>
> I remember that this group once discussed MAC spoofing. Does anyone
> remember what the utility was that did this?
>
> Our network ties IP addresses are to MAC addresses, and it seems that
> someone is subverting this.
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> Thanks in advance,
>
> Ben
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