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    XG-7100 Setting MAC address on WAN (LAGG0.4090)

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      cartland
      last edited by

      Not experienced in VLANs and already stuffed it once (factory reset).

      What are the basic steps for spoofing the MAC address?

      It's saying "The MAC address of a VLAN interface must be set on its parent interface".

      Thanks

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        stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
        last edited by

        On the XG-7100, or any VLAN over LAGG setup like that, the MAC address is inherited from the first interface of the lagg.
        Do you need to spoof a particular address or are you trying to get multiple MACs ?

        Steve

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          cartland
          last edited by cartland

          Hi Steve

          Thanks for the reply.

          Just the one,

          However, it turns out I just connected it to the upstream ISP router and it registered the XG-7100 mac automatically. So I'm all good.

          Time to read up on VLANs/LAGGs.

          Cheers

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