Hello,
for testing i want to change the mac address of wireless interface of my Cisco access point. I tried it with the following:
# configure terminal (config)# interface Dot11Radio 0 (config-if)# mac-address 1111.2222.3333 end exit
Now the mac is in changed in the config but via webinterface or trafficsniffer the "old" mac is still in use. if i save the config and reboot the access point it is the same :(
It feels like the accesspoint ignore the settings.
Can anyone help me?
thank a lot!!!
Christian Mueller schrieb:
AFAIK, better use a LAA starting with a even number. This one looks like a multicast address.
Don't need to reboot, shutdown and no shutdown is sufficant.
In the webinterface (startpage/home) is a list with interfaces and the changed mac(LAA) is now shown but in the menuitem "security" you can see a list of SSID's of the accesspoint. In this list the mac-address isn't changed and so the original mac-address is broadcasted - not the new one :(
is there a trick to change it here too? i need for testing some configuartion szenarios a changed mac on the wireless interface.
Christian Mueller schrieb:
Yes, have tried it now on a IOS-converted 1220B.
When I change the mac under interface Dot11Radio0
a sh interfaces still shows the bia for Dot11Radio0,
the laa appears under the Virtual Dot11 interface.
???
I'm still on 12.3-2.JA2 (and will stay there probably) without the multiple ESSID broadcast feature.
TAC?
Hello Uli,
i use the c1200-k9w7-tar.123-4.JA.tar image. it's a pitty that the mac isn't changable :(
-- greets, chris
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