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I am in the process of changing ISPs at my office and the new ISP authenticates the MAC address of the firewall connecting to their Wireless network.<br />
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Where can I find the MAC address of the Outbound interface on my Pix 501??<br />
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thanks<br />
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Derek<br />
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I am in the process of changing ISPs at my office and the new ISP authenticates the MAC address of the firewall connecting to their Wireless network.

Where can I find the MAC address of the Outbound interface on my Pix 501??

thanks

Derek



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