Re: Multiple MAC address on one interface

[Jason <jason () jasonandjessi com>]

Give linux vlans a shot.  You can specify a MAC addy per vlan and I know
a lot of work has been done with the vlan support to make sure that dhcp
works.

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       Jason
www.jasonandjessi.com
It gimme the jibblies

On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 chicks () chicks net wrote:

> I'm dealing with a hard headed Cable ISP that won't give out additional
> IP's unless there's a unique MAC for each.  (what a crock!)  Eventually
> the plan is to hang five boxes off this connection (for development
> purposes) and it'd be much simpler to only have to deal with the wanky
> cable company once.  I could put five NIC's in a box, but that seems a
> waste of hardware (and would require using a couple of expensive
> dual-interface NIC's).  So, is there some cheap way to have one NIC
> respond to multiple MAC addresses?  I'm most comfortable with Linux, but
> if I needed to use BSD or something else I'd be willing to do that.
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