On 04/30/2017 09:54 AM, almir.aljic1...@gmail.com wrote:
So I followed this guide to randomize my mac address:
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/anonymizing-your-mac-address/
At the beginning of the guide it prompts me to create a new NetVM in
a debian-9 template, which I did. This is the part of the guide I am
referring to:
"Next, create a new NetVM using the new template and assign network
devices to it."
I created a new NetVM, named it macspoof and assigned my ethernet and
wifi network devices to it. Then, I followed the rest of the guide
and now my mac address does change whenever I restart sys-net. Here
comes what I'm concerned about:
I no longer have internet access via my sys-net VM. I now have to go
through the new NetVM I created (the 'macspoof' VM) in order to
access the internet, so my sys-firewall has the macspoof VM as its
netVM.
Is that how it's supposed to be? Or am I still supposed to be using
the sys-net VM to access the internet?
That's pretty much how its supposed to be: A network device can only be
assigned to one /running/ netVM at a time.
However, you can assign different network devices to each netVM. For
example, only ethernet in sys-net and only wifi in macspoof. Then both
netVMs would be able to run simultaneously.
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