'Why uses scapy wrong source mac-adress with 'sendp()'
I use the function sendp() in scapy to send some messages at layer2.
My pc has 6 LAN interfaces and I specify one interface (enp2s0f0) in sendp().
When I observe the sent packets with wireshark, I can see that the source address is not from my specified interface. Instead it is from another interface of the pc.
packet = Ether(dst='ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff' , type = 0x8011 )
packet = packet / msg
sendp(packet, iface='enp2s0f0')
The MAC-address from enp2s0f0 is \**:\**:\**:4b:3c:00.
Wireshark shows the source address from the sent packet \*\*:\**:\**:4b:3c:01.
This is also a valid mac-address from an interface of my pc, but at this port is nothing connected.
How can I force scapy, to use the correct source-address?
Solution 1:[1]
From reading the documentation, you could try:
Conf(iface='enp2s0f0')
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| Solution | Source |
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | Freddy Mcloughlan |