Public bug reported:
I have installed
network-manager (1.8.4-1ubuntu3) artful;
network-manager-gnome (1.8.4-1ubuntu1) artful;
Also I'm running Ubuntu 17.10 with Xorg.
Problem 1
>From GUI Wired Settings I can't set Cloned MAC Address.
I'm forced to set it manually changing config file with cloned-mac-address that
I need.
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/wiredcon
Problem 2
After second reboot for some reason Network Manager overwrites my
cloned-mac-address with defaults NIC address and I can't connect to the
Internet, because I need my MAC that I set before.
I have participially solved problem by disabling 'connect automatically'
in Wired Settings and after system reboot cloned-mac-address is saved
with what I need and it is not changed and I have connected to Internet.
Problem 3
If I turn on again 'connect automatically' in Wired Settings the
cloned-mac-address is overwritten
again by default NIC address and I can't connect to Internet.
So I can't change MAC address from GUI interface and I can't use
Internet auto connect option.
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: mac-address network-manager ubuntu-17.10
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1765544
Title:
Ubuntu 17.10 network-manager ingores and overwrites clonned MAC
Status in network-manager package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I have installed
network-manager (1.8.4-1ubuntu3) artful;
network-manager-gnome (1.8.4-1ubuntu1) artful;
Also I'm running Ubuntu 17.10 with Xorg.
Problem 1
From GUI Wired Settings I can't set Cloned MAC Address.
I'm forced to set it manually changing config file with cloned-mac-address
that I need.
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/wiredcon
Problem 2
After second reboot for some reason Network Manager overwrites my
cloned-mac-address with defaults NIC address and I can't connect to the
Internet, because I need my MAC that I set before.
I have participially solved problem by disabling 'connect
automatically' in Wired Settings and after system reboot cloned-mac-
address is saved with what I need and it is not changed and I have
connected to Internet.
Problem 3
If I turn on again 'connect automatically' in Wired Settings the
cloned-mac-address is overwritten
again by default NIC address and I can't connect to Internet.
So I can't change MAC address from GUI interface and I can't use
Internet auto connect option.
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