macchanger:tldr:c402b
macchanger: Reset interface to its permanent hardware MAC.
$ macchanger --permanent ${interface}
try on your machine
The command "macchanger --permanent ${interface}" is used to change the MAC address of a network interface permanently.
Explanation:
- "macchanger" is a command-line tool used to manipulate the MAC address of a network interface in Linux.
- "--permanent" is an option provided by macchanger to change the interface's MAC address permanently. This means that the new MAC address will persist after a system reboot.
- "${interface}" is a placeholder for the name of the network interface you want to change the MAC address for. This can be eth0, wlan0, enp0s3, etc. You need to replace "${interface}" with the actual interface name that you want to target.
When executed, this command will change the MAC address of the specified network interface permanently.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.