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Call Pilot 150 on Lan

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telllman

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We are installing the CP150 on a clients network and their administrator has assigned us a static ip address. He is also asking us for a mac address for his DNS. Do we need to have a mac address and what is the mac address...
 
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that's a good question, perhaps you can find the MAC address via the web browser under unit properties or via serial port.
 
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You have to use arp. Remember that MAC addresses are used at layer 2 and IP is layer 3. You will only be able to see MAC addresses that are in the same broadcast domain (on your subnet). The easiest way is if you have a list of MAC addresses, then ping the broadcast address(x.x.x.255 for a class c) of your subnet. Then if you do an arp -a, you will get a list of all the ip's along with the MAC address for you subnet.
 
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I've only put in the static ip address and nothing else. Never had a problem.
 
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