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advanced-mac [2024/11/27 01:11] – [How Default WAN MAC Addresses are Derived] -condense, formatting hogwild | advanced-mac [2024/11/27 01:13] (current) – [MAC Address Notes] hogwild | ||
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- | **Wireless Interface eth2: **Here, enter a MAC Address to assign to WiFi interface " | + | **Wireless Interface eth2: **here, enter a MAC Address to assign to WiFi interface " |
* Default - leaves the fixed, factory-assigned MAC Address \\ as the interface' | * Default - leaves the fixed, factory-assigned MAC Address \\ as the interface' | ||
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- | **Wireless Interface wl0.1: **Enter A MAC Address to assign to WiFi interface " | + | **Wireless Interface wl0.1: **enter A MAC Address to assign to interface " |
* Default - leaves the fixed, factory-assigned MAC Address as \\ the interface' | * Default - leaves the fixed, factory-assigned MAC Address as \\ the interface' | ||
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Until at least release 2021.8, changing the WiFi MAC Address in FreshTomato could cause problems. Changing the first 3 octets of the MAC Address could cause issues, such as drops on WiFi interfaces. | Until at least release 2021.8, changing the WiFi MAC Address in FreshTomato could cause problems. Changing the first 3 octets of the MAC Address could cause issues, such as drops on WiFi interfaces. | ||
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