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    Has anyone seen a MAC address like the screenshot below?

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    • J
      J1MM3RT
      last edited by

      I was going through our DHCP as I always do on Monday mornings & noticed a weird anomaly that shouldn't be on our network. Just wondering if anyone has seen a MAC address like this before. weird MAC.png

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller
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        That's not a MAC address. Probably a typo.

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        • J
          J1MM3RT
          last edited by

          Then our server 2012 sucks at typing, (or has a case of the Mondays?), This was already a lease when I got here.

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          • J
            J1MM3RT
            last edited by

            Also I found the normal MAC address in the ARP table of our pfsense & even that MAC although normal amount of digits comes up as no vender exists. It's name is HP though. Weird findings for a weird day.

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller @J1MM3RT
              last edited by

              @J1MM3RT said:

              Then our server 2012 sucks at typing, (or has a case of the Mondays?), This was already a lease when I got here.

              Where do you see that in a lease table?

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              • J
                J1MM3RT
                last edited by J1MM3RT

                It got a lease in our DHCP, sometime last night around 11 pm & isn't showing up in our Unifi control panel as a wireless device. I found the original MAC using our pfSense so I just blocked it as It shouldn't be on our internal network at all.
                edited for better grammar, bad migraine day for this guy.

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                • Bill KindleB
                  Bill Kindle
                  last edited by Bill Kindle

                  Add-DhcpServerv4Filter is a interesting PowerShell cmdlet
                  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj590751.aspx

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