when using ifupdown it is possible to spof your mac address via /etc/network/interfaces with something like:
hwaddress ether <mac>
netplan currently has no option like this s one has to run a script or some such on boot to run something like
ip link set <device> address <addr>
since Ubuntu Core exclusively uses netplan for the network configuration and some users want too be able to modify the MACs on their IoT devices the missing feature is a problem.
when using ifupdown it is possible to spof your mac address via /etc/network/ interfaces with something like:
hwaddress ether <mac>
netplan currently has no option like this s one has to run a script or some such on boot to run something like
ip link set <device> address <addr>
since Ubuntu Core exclusively uses netplan for the network configuration and some users want too be able to modify the MACs on their IoT devices the missing feature is a problem.
for reference:
https:/ /forum. snapcraft. io/t/dragonboar d-lib-firmware- ethmacaddr0/ 2133