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March 14th, 2003, 06:45 PM
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First of all: thanks, its nice, but its not exactly what i asked for.
It changes YOUR MAC address, and not an entry for some other computer...
It seems that 'arp'-command reads the 'real' MAC-address from adapter and discards the one you've given
Cant i bypass that somehow?
I can't really understand why do you want to use a different MAC-address
Im just researching my own home network. chapter is arp spoofing
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