-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Probably/possibly a lame question, but why worry about changing MAC address? I thought the whole point was that a MAC address would make each NIC on the planet *unique*. The only occasions I've come across recently where users have wanted to change MAC address is where they're in a DHCP environment and want to get a new IP address (usually in order to circumvent any bandwidth restrictions applied to their old IP address)
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