magcen - MAC Address Generation Utility and Library
macgen is a simple python library to facilitate the generation of MAC addresses.
Install
pip install macgen
Usage
# generate a MAC with default options (locally administered, unicast)
macgen
# generate a MAC with a dash as the separator
macgen -s -
# generate a MAC with no separator
macgen -S
# generate a local / multicast MAC
macgen -m
# generate a random global (supposedly OUI enforced) / unicast MAC
macgen -g
# generate a global / multicast MAC
macgen -mg
Planned Features
- Generate a repeatable MAC from a seed string
- Supply an OUI prefix
Development Setup
virtualenv -p python3 venv
. venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
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