How to change my MAC addresss

[Guest TagUrToast]

hey guys is there any programs or anything that can change the mac address of my onboard lan on my gigabyte ex58-ds4. yeah all i need to do is change it to another address to get around filtering my dad has set up.

thanks all help appreciated

[PC646]

Mac Make Up works great...

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools...ac-Makeup.shtml

Or watch my video on using it:

http://securitytube.net/How-to-Covertly-Mo...orks-video.aspx

[beakmyn]

hey guys is there any programs or anything that can change the mac address of my onboard lan on my gigabyte ex58-ds4. yeah all i need to do is change it to another address to get around filtering my dad has set up.

thanks all help appreciated

I prefer IronGeek's madmacs

http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=securit...acs-mac-spoofer

I particulary like the hostname changer portion of it.

I also like his OSFuscate

[ArkNinja]

I prefer the MAC Changer program, its very simple command-line program. http://www.alobbs.com/macchanger

[lopez1364]

there is a program called macchanger I'll post on my site.

[barry99705]

Your dad should take away your computer.

[redxine]

Just wait - you'll change it and find out the router whitelists traffic.

[USBHacker]

Here's a new one;

http://www.technitium.com/tmac/index.html

Seems alright, little disappointed that there's no CLI component, but it does the trick.

[easycheese]

if your using backtrack

you can use the command:

1. ifconfig [interface] down

2. sudo iwconfig [interface] nw ether [MAC Address]

3. ifconfig [interface] up

Command 2 will look like something:

sudo iwconfig wlan0 nw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55

[barry99705]

if your using backtrack

you can use the command:

1. ifconfig [interface] down

2. sudo iwconfig [interface] nw ether [MAC Address]

3. ifconfig [interface] up

Command 2 will look like something:

sudo iwconfig wlan0 nw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55

That should be hw not nw.

[lopez1364]

if you're using backtrack you can use macchanger thats already built in

1. ifconfig eth1 down

2. macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 eth1

3. ifconfig eth1 up

its that easy.

[beakmyn]

BTW, if you're on a domain don't change your hostname or computername (usually one in the same). As is changes it in a different way then using the common methods and it screws up your domain membership.

There's smac also