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1. #WHY DOES MY NETWORK ADAPTER MAC ADDRESS CHANGE KALI LINUX HOW TO#
2. #WHY DOES MY NETWORK ADAPTER MAC ADDRESS CHANGE KALI LINUX INSTALL#
3. #WHY DOES MY NETWORK ADAPTER MAC ADDRESS CHANGE KALI LINUX UPDATE#

Note: You might want to use HTTPS in apt transport.

#WHY DOES MY NETWORK ADAPTER MAC ADDRESS CHANGE KALI LINUX UPDATE#

apt cleanĪnd finally keep your Kali Linux up to date: apt update & apt upgrade -y & apt dist-upgrade -y # Remove other DNS and DNS generated by NetworkManagerīefore you start updating, clear all apt caches. # Open and change it into EITHER OpenDNS or Google DNS Change to OpenDNS or Google DNS preferrably. I also recommend you to use public DNS not the DNS provided by your ISP.

#WHY DOES MY NETWORK ADAPTER MAC ADDRESS CHANGE KALI LINUX INSTALL#

When you're downloading mass update for fresh Kali Linux install make sure you have a decent internet speed. I suggest you to use -https with the script as this will automatically applies https in apt transport with https enabled mirror server. Run python3 mirrorscript-v2.py -h to see available options in the script. To use the script, download or git clone to your Kali machine. If you're lazy, I made automation script on Github which can help find good mirrors and do all those things for you.

#WHY DOES MY NETWORK ADAPTER MAC ADDRESS CHANGE KALI LINUX HOW TO#

# deb-src kali-rolling main contrib non-freeĪfter looking at prefered mirror from the link above, replace it on /etc/apt/sources.list such this: deb kali-rolling main contrib non-freeĪlso for a good reason, you should not add any additional repositories as it may break your Kali Linux unless you really know how to fix it. # For source package access, uncomment the following line Here is what the default /etc/apt/source.list you should have deb kali-rolling main contrib non-free You can find Mirror List here and try changing it to other mirrors that handles your country or maybe other mirrors around the world. So what I do is look for other fast responsive mirror and replace it in /etc/apt/sources.list. MTeams thinks setting to 0 turns off random mac addresses for that connection. In the wifi block you will find the command. Open one of your connection files with leafpad or other text editor. You will find files for all your connections. After a quick research, I found that not all mirrors are slow. Go to: /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections folder. Or maybe the server connection is very slow. However, sometimes that server might probably having too many connections going through that cause your update became very slow or occasionally it goes up and down and slow with time.

If you're using Kali default repositories which is it will actually redirects you to the nearest mirror.

If you use the, you'll get an error such 403 Forbidden. However, that method are no longer work as Kali official repo server has restrict access to only mirrors and not for user. The method I show here is what works for me.īefore I update this article, I told you that I use the official Kali repo server and it significantly increase Kali update speed. Some people might confusing on this article, so I have to update it.