Hi, i solve this problem stoping netwok-manager service, disabling the
network inreface, then changing the mac, enabling the interface and
finally restarting the network-manager service
Here the step by step (need root)
service network-manager stop
ifconfig $1 down
ifconfig $1 hw ether $2 up
serv
I'm running Ubuntu 13.10 64bit and it is working fine for me.
The field "Device MAC address" needs to be blank if a new address is
given in "Cloned MAC address" in Network Manager. Otherwise, it won't
work.
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As of wpa_supplicant 2.1, it doesn't seem to work even with non
protected network.
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Title:
Network Manager Cloned MAC Address feature fails on WPA
xubuntu 13.10 32bit, Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2 (Broadcom chipset)
Cloned MAC via Network Manager does not work on WPA2-protected network.
Macchanger setup (per official ubuntu documentation on
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AnonymizingNetworkMACAddresses) does
not work.
Haven't tried any other con
U12.04 64b AMD
- NM clone MAC works for OPEN WIFi. Not for WPA2 connection. (WEP not tested).
- It is necessary to change MAC in udev rule -> then works NM WPA2 connection
with this (not orig) MAC too.
- But changing MAC with ifconfig down/hw ether/up after NM has seen another MAC
(orig or udev
Ubuntu 13.04 i386. Bug is still there.
When I spoof mac via Edit Connections -> (choose connection) -> Cloned
MAC address, and after that trying to connect to AP, my connection does
not establish. When I trying to connect to WPA2-encrypted AP and open,
both have the same issue.
When I spoof MAC w
Running Ubuntu 12.10 and cloned mac still does not seem to work out-of-
the-box..
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Title:
Network Manager Cloned MAC Address feature fails on WPA
U12.04 64b still there.
To change MAC address - no need to go into NM scripts. I change it in udev.d.
But it is no solution.
I really do not like "janitor".
The Bugs are not solved - it is much easier to let them expire, ... :-[
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Bug still seems to be present in precise but workaround is working fine.
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Title:
Network Manager Cloned MAC Address feature fails on WPA Wireless
[Expired for network-manager (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity
for 60 days.]
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Unassigning from me, I think it's already fixed (and regardless has a
workaround, but not one we can include in Ubuntu as-is).
** Package changed: wpasupplicant (Ubuntu) => network-manager (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
** Changed in: netw
AFAIK this should be fixed now in 11.10; there were some small changes
in NetworkManager which should allow this to work properly. Anyone can
test this or confirm whether it's the case?
Thanks!
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I had tried fix from #8 and it worked for my Dell laptop on 11.04 32bit
, WPA2-PSK
Mathieu, thanks.
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Title:
Network Manager Cloned MAC Address f
Note on my last comment:
The Cloned address feature in NW is working in Ubuntu 10.10 for a non-
protected WPA network. For a WPA protected network it is not.
My actual configuration on my Dell Laptop with Ubuntu 11.04 does not
even allow me to clone my MAC address on a non-protected network.
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Thank you very much for your help Mathieu. It is much appreciated. FYI
I'm running an up to date Ubuntu 11.04 64bit.
I have appended your code at the end of my /etc/init/network-
manager.conf file as you suggested and I followed your instructions in
order to test it (I attached my network-manager.
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Jean-Sébastien Gosselin
wrote:
> I've tried to do the workaround suggested in
> http://markmail.org/message/5ary4cvzlirvro73, but unfortunately there is
> just not enough information for a non-programmer like me to do this
> right.
>
> On a more specific level, I d
I've tried to do the workaround suggested in
http://markmail.org/message/5ary4cvzlirvro73, but unfortunately there is
just not enough information for a non-programmer like me to do this
right.
On a more specific level, I do not understand where exactly I should add
the code lines mentioned in poin
I'm wondering, am I the only one with this issue? I mean, are you able
to connect to a wireless network while using the Cloned MAC address
feature of the Network-Manager?
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I agree my comment was a little bit dry after re-reading it. That was
not intended. My apologies.
I'm under the impression this is not the same bug as the one being
linked in the original description. First, the feature is working in
Ubuntu 10.10. Second, actually in Ubuntu 11.04, the feature is n
Please remain patient and polite. This way it's much more enjoyable for
developers to come and look at a problem like this.
For starters, have you tried the workarounds in the message quotes in
the original description? I'm under the impression this should work
properly. If you haven't, please see
Hello? Anyone reading this or I'm wasting my time here?
Anyway...I've found 2 post related to this, but no solution yet.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1767958&highlight=MAC
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1766335
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Using the Cloned MAC Address feature in Network Manager (with a generic
MAC address), the connection failed to establish for a public wireless
network with no security in Ubuntu Natty 11.04 on my Dell Inspiron R14.
I tried the same thing on a hp EliteBook 6930p with Ubuntu Maverick
10.10 (not up t
Hello, thanks for this post James. This comes quite handy for me because
I'm trying to connect to a WPA protected Wireless Network using this
feature also for quite some time and it was not working.
I'm using the latest up to date Ubuntu 11.04 also on a Dell Inspiron
R14.
I have also noticed that
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