how to change mac address of a system ?

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / nishant pagare

Hardware address cannot be changed as we all know that it
is 48 bit in size and it is a world wide unique address
which is having 2 parts 24 is OUI and 24 bits is vendor
assign OUI is to identify the vendor of the card.
So conclusion - It cannot be changed in any scenario.

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / ramesh rao

Your MAC address is your future security....

In IPv6 the MAC address plays a major role...
the 48 bit address will be added with FFFE
Example: 3B-A7-94-FF-FE-07-CB-D0

This makes it 64 bit address and the remaining 64 bit
specific to Country, ISP, Company etc..

Since the MAC address is unique and the becoming end points
for communication between hosts, the security is achieved
and as such there is no broadcast as in IPv4

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / anirban

yes its change

go to start->run->type "compmgmt.msc" press enter
then go to device manager---->
go ethernet adapter card--->
right click on ethernet card click properties ,go to
advanced option ,click advanced ,there is a option called
network address ,u just click changed and type the 12
character number

"keep its u change permanently,but what ever the stored the
address its uniquely identified the ethernet card

have a fun guys............

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / narayana

mac address is nothing but a physical address of the system

it cannot change because it is unique

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / a

MAC - Media Access Control
- Also known as physical address (cannot be changed
convetionally)
- (IP Address - logical address - can be changed)
- contains 48 bits or 6 bytes
- Example 00-13-02-C0-14-13
FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF - ARP broadcast
Each F (in this case) is an Hexa decimal number is
called "Nibble"
The first 3 bytes (00-13-02) is vendor specific
The second 3 bytes (C0-14-13) - is allocated to the
vendor by the IEEE
- MAC address can be used for security (in Switches)
- MAC address security is extra protection in Wireless
Networks
- MAC spoofing (changing the MAC address) can be used
or both for good and bad purposes (Not recommended -
may create issues in your network)
- Use "ipconfig /all" or "net config rdr" in command
prompt
- to change MAC (NIC properties / advanced TAB /
Locally administered Address / in XP / VISTA)

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / amol lodha

It is not possible to change the MAC address of a system.
It is unique 64bit(6 Byte) address given by manufacture.

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how to change mac address of a system ?..

Answer / shyam mohan.m

Hi this shyam mohan.M


Go to command promote and type (ipconfig /all) in that
physical adress. physical adress nothing but a mac adress.


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