How to find *hardware* mac addresses on bonded interfaces?
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How to find *hardware* mac addresses on bonded interfaces?
Does anyone know how to display the true hardware MAC address for interfaces involved in bonding? ifconfig shows the the single mac address involved in all interfaces.
Don't have a bonded setup to test here, but 'lshw' shows the MAC address, and I think it gets this info from the HW itself rather than by asking the kernel so it should be the real HW MAC address...
thanks for the info. due to some issues we had to revert back to no bonding, so I retrieved all the macs. I'll have to grab lshw, though I did find lshal useful on another box.
If you're still curious, a "cat /proc/net/bonding/bondX" where bondX is replace with the name of your bonded interface (ie., bond0) will show all of the physical interfaces and their actual hardware address.
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