Generating Armageddon Traffic Containing Random MAC Addresses

1. Go to the Port Manager and select ports eth2 and eth3
2. Modify ports eth2 and eth3
   1. In this example, eth2 and eth3 are connected to another LANforge system running a WanLink so that the Armageddon traffic can be sniffed on the other machine's interface
   2. NOTE: Be sure that both ports are in Promiscuous mode by selecting the Set PROMISC and PROMISC checkboxes
3. Configure each port with a valid IP address, then click OK

For more information see LANforge User's Guide: Ports (Interfaces)

1. On the Armageddon tab, click Create
2. Enter a CX Name, select ports eth2 and eth3, then enter the speed and packet size for both endpoints
3. Enter values for the Source and Destination MAC addresses, specify a MAC count, and deselect Use Router MAC for both endpoints.

For more information see LANforge User's Guide: Armageddon (Accelerated UDP)

1. Select the Armageddon connection then click Start
2. On the Port Mgr tab of the other LANforge system, select one of the physical interfaces in the Armageddon connection
3. Click Sniff Packets to launch Wireshark and begin sniffing traffic.
   1. Stop the Wireshark capture after a few seconds via the stop icon or pull-down menu (Capture>Stop)
4. Select several packets and note their MAC addresses
5. Verify that the MAC addresses for each packet are different

For more information see LANforge User's Guide: Armageddon (Accelerated UDP)