MAC Address Spoofing Virtual Machine

[varsity]

I have a macbook running snow leopard...
I run windows through parallels.
I changed my router's MAC address (Netgear)

My questions:

If I create multiple Users on my Virtual Machine with Windows do I need to change my router's MAC address and my VM's MAC with each account? I know how to change them so it's not an issue.

Also on Virtual Machine, I plan on using a new Windows User for each account I create and also Spoof the MAC address... Will I need to clear browser data after each use using tools like CCleaner? I want to make sure I'm not missing something. I want to get this to work in one try.

[HunterStudios]

I don't know about making multiple users on one VM for amazon but I make a completely different Virtual Machine for every account and then spoof the router MAC Address and so far I have 10+ accounts doing fine.

[varsity]

Thanks for the info... Ill set mine up similar to that. When I use SMAC it tells me the MAC address is different, but it still displays the original one along with the spoofed one. Is this normal?

[EbanYtsa]

Originally Posted by HunterStudios

I don't know about making multiple users on one VM for amazon but I make a completely different Virtual Machine for every account and then spoof the router MAC Address and so far I have 10+ accounts doing fine.

Do you always have a different/random ip ?

[HunterStudios]

Originally Posted by varsity

Thanks for the info... Ill set mine up similar to that. When I use SMAC it tells me the MAC address is different, but it still displays the original one along with the spoofed one. Is this normal?

Personally, I just use the MAC Address cloning in my router configuration to spoof my MAC Address but It sounds like from your description that it should display both the original MAC Address and the spoofed one.

Originally Posted by EbanYtsa

Do you always have a different/random ip ?

Yes as long as you change some part of the MAC address you will receive a different/random router IP and computer IP.