Three networking devices?
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When i use the command ip a I see three wireless adapters or devices
My router's wireless DHCP clients i see two mac adresses like this:
-what do you think guys , is it like some software trying to fake an adapter identity or what??
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When i use the command ip a I see three wireless adapters or devices
My router's wireless DHCP clients i see two mac adresses like this:
-what do you think guys , is it like some software trying to fake an adapter identity or what??
networking
edited May 14 at 23:02
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asked May 14 at 18:19
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Please don't post pictures of text. Instead, copy-paste the text, and use the formatting tools to make it look nice. (For details, see the formatting guide and Why do people post screenshots of their terminals?)
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:22
Related: What is the loopback device and how do I use it?
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:24
FWIW, 98:0c:a5 is a Motorola MAC address. Source
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:26
hhh yeah am aware of that but am in a bit of hurry ; this is why it's messed up a bit "in fact a lot" sorry again ; the main question now is why there is two devices connected to my router at the moment? much appreciated ;)
– Gamer_One
May 14 at 18:28
@Gamer_One I would guess you have a Motorola Android phone.
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:30
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When i use the command ip a I see three wireless adapters or devices
My router's wireless DHCP clients i see two mac adresses like this:
-what do you think guys , is it like some software trying to fake an adapter identity or what??
networking
edited May 14 at 23:02
stumblebee
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asked May 14 at 18:19
Gamer_One
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When i use the command ip a I see three wireless adapters or devices
My router's wireless DHCP clients i see two mac adresses like this:
-what do you think guys , is it like some software trying to fake an adapter identity or what??
networking
edited May 14 at 23:02
stumblebee
2,3083922
asked May 14 at 18:19
Gamer_One
11
edited May 14 at 23:02
stumblebee
2,3083922
edited May 14 at 23:02
stumblebee
2,3083922
edited May 14 at 23:02
stumblebee
2,3083922
2,3083922
asked May 14 at 18:19
Gamer_One
11
asked May 14 at 18:19
Gamer_One
11
asked May 14 at 18:19
Gamer_One
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Please don't post pictures of text. Instead, copy-paste the text, and use the formatting tools to make it look nice. (For details, see the formatting guide and Why do people post screenshots of their terminals?)
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:22
Related: What is the loopback device and how do I use it?
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:24
FWIW, 98:0c:a5 is a Motorola MAC address. Source
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:26
hhh yeah am aware of that but am in a bit of hurry ; this is why it's messed up a bit "in fact a lot" sorry again ; the main question now is why there is two devices connected to my router at the moment? much appreciated ;)
– Gamer_One
May 14 at 18:28
@Gamer_One I would guess you have a Motorola Android phone.
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:30
 |Â
show 3 more comments
Please don't post pictures of text. Instead, copy-paste the text, and use the formatting tools to make it look nice. (For details, see the formatting guide and Why do people post screenshots of their terminals?)
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:22
Related: What is the loopback device and how do I use it?
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:24
FWIW, 98:0c:a5 is a Motorola MAC address. Source
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:26
hhh yeah am aware of that but am in a bit of hurry ; this is why it's messed up a bit "in fact a lot" sorry again ; the main question now is why there is two devices connected to my router at the moment? much appreciated ;)
– Gamer_One
May 14 at 18:28
@Gamer_One I would guess you have a Motorola Android phone.
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:30
Please don't post pictures of text. Instead, copy-paste the text, and use the formatting tools to make it look nice. (For details, see the formatting guide and Why do people post screenshots of their terminals?)
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:22
Please don't post pictures of text. Instead, copy-paste the text, and use the formatting tools to make it look nice. (For details, see the formatting guide and Why do people post screenshots of their terminals?)
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:22
Related: What is the loopback device and how do I use it?
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:24
Related: What is the loopback device and how do I use it?
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:24
FWIW, 98:0c:a5 is a Motorola MAC address. Source
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:26
FWIW, 98:0c:a5 is a Motorola MAC address. Source
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:26
hhh yeah am aware of that but am in a bit of hurry ; this is why it's messed up a bit "in fact a lot" sorry again ; the main question now is why there is two devices connected to my router at the moment? much appreciated ;)
– Gamer_One
May 14 at 18:28
hhh yeah am aware of that but am in a bit of hurry ; this is why it's messed up a bit "in fact a lot" sorry again ; the main question now is why there is two devices connected to my router at the moment? much appreciated ;)
– Gamer_One
May 14 at 18:28
@Gamer_One I would guess you have a Motorola Android phone.
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:30
@Gamer_One I would guess you have a Motorola Android phone.
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:30
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Please don't post pictures of text. Instead, copy-paste the text, and use the formatting tools to make it look nice. (For details, see the formatting guide and Why do people post screenshots of their terminals?)
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:22
Related: What is the loopback device and how do I use it?
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:24
FWIW, 98:0c:a5 is a Motorola MAC address. Source
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:26
hhh yeah am aware of that but am in a bit of hurry ; this is why it's messed up a bit "in fact a lot" sorry again ; the main question now is why there is two devices connected to my router at the moment? much appreciated ;)
– Gamer_One
May 14 at 18:28
@Gamer_One I would guess you have a Motorola Android phone.
– wjandrea
May 14 at 18:30