PowerBook 3400, wrong HWaddr (MAC) found for NIC

[Kurt Sheffer]

	I'm not sure I understand exactly what's happening here... you say 
that under Linux, you could not get access using 00:A0:40, nor can you 
get access under 00:05:02? Regardless of what address is stored on your 
NIC, what address is used on the wire, and what address your OS reports, 
I would expect at least one of the two to work. Can you find out what 
address another machine on the network sees you as (look in the ARP 
cache?)? That's all I can think of to do...

On Monday, April 8, 2002, at 11:17  AM, Henrik Farre wrote:
> When I registred my NIC I provided the MAC found by ifconfig eth0
> (00:0a:40....), and this did not work, neither on linux or MacOS. So I
> tryed the MAC found in the TCP/IP control panel (00:05:02) and that
> worked. Now I know what the problem is, how do I solve it?