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Originally Posted by stripes
ChrisW. Tried sudo if config en0 ether 213.xxx.xxx.173 [enter] (xxx for security reasons)
password: (typed the only one I know, i.e. mine) [enter]
ifconfig: malformed ether address
(then retried using what ntlvictim recommended, i.e.....
% sudo if config en0 ether (then what I think is a hex address from same Get Info panel on G3 - ) 00.05.02.xe.xx.xx (x security reasons)
[enter] (came back)
-bash: fg: %: no such job
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Hi,
In that first command that Chris gave you, you'll want to type the hex addresses, rather than the numeric IP address. That is, it should look like:
"sudo if config en0 ether 00:05:02:XE:XX:XX" (substitute the real values for the Xs as you did before and don't include the quotes).
The second time you ran the command, it looks like you included the "%" character. I think NTLVictim included that to show you what the command prompt looked like, but it wasn't meant to be part of the command itself.