@killerbyte
I know that from a standard consumer perspective, rotating a WAN MAC looks like I'm just looking for a headache.
But looking at this from an enterprise security lens, it is standard compliance for us atleast. Atleast this is what they want from us. I wouldnt want to do this if i had...
Thanks @Sparky43, but unfortunately, that doesn't really resolve the core issue in my situation.
To answer your points first:
PPPoE is not possible: I have already tried this route, but MetroFibre operates strictly on DHCP.
The ONT power cycle doesn't fix it: Leaving the ONT off to clear the...
Makes 100% Sense ,
I did try , but not getting an Ip , i think this is not something that is enabled by default . Hence id need to check with them if that vlan or my account allows for it .
lol as long as the company pay's for the hardware and connection and the fact that i can WFH .. it is what it is .. thats what they want so thats what they get
Hi @Afrigirl,
Thanks for the clear explanation of how your RADIUS setup works! It makes sense that a rotated WAN MAC address looks like a brand-new device on your backend and automatically pulls down the default profile.
The problem I am facing is that I rotate my WAN MAC for security reasons...
Hi everyone,
I am looking for feedback from the community, network engineers, or an Afrihost network representative regarding a highly specific technical issue I experience on my Metrofibre (MFN) line, alongside the absolute nightmare it takes to get it resolved through standard support...