find a valid MAC address on a network Closed

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Good evening everyone, I would like to find out if there is a software that can locate a valid MAC address on a router with MAC filtering enabled
the goal is to test a network
I specify that on this network, there has never been anyone connected via Wi-Fi, so no stations connected to the AP

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brupala · Answer

Hi, if your router allows it, you need to check its ARP table. otherwise, if the switches are manageable, you should take a look at their forward table. -- and ... There you go!

hugo · Answer

Thank you for your help, it's cool
Actually, it's not my router if you know what I mean
Let's imagine a neighboring wifi network that has MAC address filtering
Then I listened to it in monitor mode with my dwl-g650 Atheros chipset card
The problem is that I could never see with airodump-ng a station connected to the AP
So unless the new livebox routers found a way to hide the MAC address of a client connected to the router, but I've never heard of it
My idea is that if I can find software that could test a series of addresses to finally find the right one that the livebox accepts, that would be cool
I know it will take time unless I know what it starts with 00:56:67:78 and I'm missing the end, here you go
And thanks again for your help

Find a valid MAC address on a network

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