W5500 Hardware BUG for ARP request& macraw
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RE: W5500 Hardware BUG for ARP request& macraw
by mistree ·
After more testing, it’s clearly the w5500 has an internal blacklist for servral PLC brand mac address. This chip really sucks.
I tested it with modifying arp reply dst mac. even if I change 1 byte, the reply got sent.
The second byte of mac address is used for vendor identification, and w5500 blacklist some vendor(only if second byte is 0) for unknown purpose, this readlly sucks, and it’s not mentioned any where.
RE: RE: W5500 Hardware BUG for ARP request& macraw
by Matthew ·
Sorry for late reply.
The w5500 can be used with any Mac address.
There is no blacklist for the specific Mac address you mentioned.
What is the Mac address of w5500 operating as a TCP server?
For Mac address, you must use a unique address certified by IEEE.
Thank you