Closed atwchiao closed 7 years ago
Can you open a terminal and run the following command below.
networksetup -listallhardwareports
Please copy/paste output from the command when run on your Macbook with Belkin adapter enabled.
Also, can you try running sudo spoof-mac randomize en7
and see if that works? I suspect you might be trying to set it to an invalid mac address, and it's just being ignored instead.
Thank you for the response, following are the command that I issued and results.
networksetup -listallhardwareports
Hardware Port: LPSS Serial Adapter (1) Device: lpss-serial1 Ethernet Address: N/A
Hardware Port: LPSS Serial Adapter (2) Device: lpss-serial2 Ethernet Address: N/A
Hardware Port: Belkin USB-C LAN Device: en7 Ethernet Address: 58:ef:68:13:8b:9e
Hardware Port: Wi-Fi Device: en0 Ethernet Address: f4:0f:24:34:c6:0a
Hardware Port: Bluetooth PAN Device: en5 Ethernet Address: f4:0f:24:16:eb:c5
Hardware Port: Thunderbolt 1 Device: en1 Ethernet Address: 7e:00:a0:c0:72:00
Hardware Port: Thunderbolt 1 Device: en2 Ethernet Address: 7e:00:a0:c0:72:04
Hardware Port: Thunderbolt 13 Device: en3 Ethernet Address: 7e:00:a0:c0:72:01
Hardware Port: Thunderbolt 14 Device: en4 Ethernet Address: 7e:00:a0:c0:72:05
Hardware Port: Thunderbolt Bridge Device: bridge0 Ethernet Address: 7e:00:a0:c0:72:00
VLAN Configurations
spoof-mac list
- "LPSS Serial Adapter (1)" on device "lpss-serial1"
- "LPSS Serial Adapter (2)" on device "lpss-serial2"
- "Belkin USB-C LAN" on device "en7" with MAC address 58:EF:68:13:8B:9E
- "Wi-Fi" on device "en0" with MAC address F4:0F:24:34:C6:0A
- "Bluetooth PAN" on device "en5" with MAC address F4:0F:24:16:EB:C5
- "Thunderbolt 1" on device "en1" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:00
- "Thunderbolt 1" on device "en2" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:04
- "Thunderbolt 13" on device "en3" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:01
- "Thunderbolt 14" on device "en4" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:05
- "Thunderbolt Bridge" on device "bridge0" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:00 sudo spoof-mac randomize en7 Password: spoof-mac list
- "LPSS Serial Adapter (1)" on device "lpss-serial1"
- "LPSS Serial Adapter (2)" on device "lpss-serial2"
- "Belkin USB-C LAN" on device "en7" with MAC address 58:EF:68:13:8B:9E
- "Wi-Fi" on device "en0" with MAC address F4:0F:24:34:C6:0A
- "Bluetooth PAN" on device "en5" with MAC address F4:0F:24:16:EB:C5
- "Thunderbolt 1" on device "en1" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:00
- "Thunderbolt 1" on device "en2" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:04
- "Thunderbolt 13" on device "en3" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:01
- "Thunderbolt 14" on device "en4" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:05
- "Thunderbolt Bridge" on device "bridge0" with MAC address 7E:00:A0:C0:72:00
I'm inclined to guess that your Belkin device just doesn't support having it's MAC address changed. But maybe @cjbarker has a thought for what could be the problem.
Thank you for the information.
I am using Macbook pro late 2016 with Belkin USB-C LAN adapter. It doesn't work on mac spoofing. There are no errors after command issued. The mac address stays the same.
Thanks.