Changing the mac address for wlan0 on 17.10?
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Attempting to change the mac address on Ubuntu 17.10 using macchanger however this is the result:
ole@mki$ sudo macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
[ERROR] Set device name: No such device
Thoughts?
Per the comment I ran iwconfig and it turns out that it's wlo1 now. Thanks @Jeremy.
networking wireless 17.10
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Attempting to change the mac address on Ubuntu 17.10 using macchanger however this is the result:
ole@mki$ sudo macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
[ERROR] Set device name: No such device
Thoughts?
Per the comment I ran iwconfig and it turns out that it's wlo1 now. Thanks @Jeremy.
networking wireless 17.10
asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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Please edit to add results from terminal foriwconfig
– Jeremy31
Apr 13 at 21:01
Your wireless interface is likely not wlan0 asiwconfigwill confirm.
– chili555
Apr 13 at 21:04
@Jeremy31 so that was an answer, not a comment. Please answer, ping me and I'll come back and upvote... :-)
– Fabby
Apr 13 at 23:23
Indeed - Good answer - I've been used to using ifconfig, but it looks like it's deprecated.
– Ole
Apr 14 at 2:37
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Attempting to change the mac address on Ubuntu 17.10 using macchanger however this is the result:
ole@mki$ sudo macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
[ERROR] Set device name: No such device
Thoughts?
Per the comment I ran iwconfig and it turns out that it's wlo1 now. Thanks @Jeremy.
networking wireless 17.10
asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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Attempting to change the mac address on Ubuntu 17.10 using macchanger however this is the result:
ole@mki$ sudo macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
[ERROR] Set device name: No such device
Thoughts?
Per the comment I ran iwconfig and it turns out that it's wlo1 now. Thanks @Jeremy.
networking wireless 17.10
networking wireless 17.10
asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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edited Apr 13 at 21:16
asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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asked Apr 13 at 21:00
Ole
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Please edit to add results from terminal foriwconfig
– Jeremy31
Apr 13 at 21:01
Your wireless interface is likely not wlan0 asiwconfigwill confirm.
– chili555
Apr 13 at 21:04
@Jeremy31 so that was an answer, not a comment. Please answer, ping me and I'll come back and upvote... :-)
– Fabby
Apr 13 at 23:23
Indeed - Good answer - I've been used to using ifconfig, but it looks like it's deprecated.
– Ole
Apr 14 at 2:37
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Please edit to add results from terminal foriwconfig
– Jeremy31
Apr 13 at 21:01
Your wireless interface is likely not wlan0 asiwconfigwill confirm.
– chili555
Apr 13 at 21:04
@Jeremy31 so that was an answer, not a comment. Please answer, ping me and I'll come back and upvote... :-)
– Fabby
Apr 13 at 23:23
Indeed - Good answer - I've been used to using ifconfig, but it looks like it's deprecated.
– Ole
Apr 14 at 2:37
1
1
Please edit to add results from terminal for
iwconfig– Jeremy31
Apr 13 at 21:01
Please edit to add results from terminal for
iwconfig– Jeremy31
Apr 13 at 21:01
Your wireless interface is likely not wlan0 as
iwconfig will confirm.– chili555
Apr 13 at 21:04
Your wireless interface is likely not wlan0 as
iwconfig will confirm.– chili555
Apr 13 at 21:04
@Jeremy31 so that was an answer, not a comment. Please answer, ping me and I'll come back and upvote... :-)
– Fabby
Apr 13 at 23:23
@Jeremy31 so that was an answer, not a comment. Please answer, ping me and I'll come back and upvote... :-)
– Fabby
Apr 13 at 23:23
Indeed - Good answer - I've been used to using ifconfig, but it looks like it's deprecated.
– Ole
Apr 14 at 2:37
Indeed - Good answer - I've been used to using ifconfig, but it looks like it's deprecated.
– Ole
Apr 14 at 2:37
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You may want to check results for iwconfig as wlan0 will not exist by default because of Predicatable Interface Naming and make necessary adjustments to your macchanger command
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You may want to check results for iwconfig as wlan0 will not exist by default because of Predicatable Interface Naming and make necessary adjustments to your macchanger command
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You may want to check results for iwconfig as wlan0 will not exist by default because of Predicatable Interface Naming and make necessary adjustments to your macchanger command
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You may want to check results for iwconfig as wlan0 will not exist by default because of Predicatable Interface Naming and make necessary adjustments to your macchanger command
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You may want to check results for iwconfig as wlan0 will not exist by default because of Predicatable Interface Naming and make necessary adjustments to your macchanger command
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Please edit to add results from terminal for
iwconfig– Jeremy31
Apr 13 at 21:01
Your wireless interface is likely not wlan0 as
iwconfigwill confirm.– chili555
Apr 13 at 21:04
@Jeremy31 so that was an answer, not a comment. Please answer, ping me and I'll come back and upvote... :-)
– Fabby
Apr 13 at 23:23
Indeed - Good answer - I've been used to using ifconfig, but it looks like it's deprecated.
– Ole
Apr 14 at 2:37