Force physical MAC on a VM

Hi all,
we need to create a virtual machine on Oracle VM 2.2.1 with a MAC address which actually corresponds to a physical machine. This is an old physical machine with an outdated support, but software license is currently supported but it depends on the host MAC address.
We were thinking to virtualize this machine, with a physical MAC 00:18:FE:XX:XX:XX. When creating the virtual machine on the Oracle VM Manager, an error is raised:
OVM-4104 MAC address has to start with 00:16:3E.
AFAIK physical MACs can be used on Xen... actually we can do this by creating the virtual machine and force the physical MAC address in the vm.cfg file, but doing this we can not catalog the VM on the Oracle VM Manager. Is there a way to allow physical MACs on the Oracle VM Manager?
We were thinking a workaround by updating the physical MAC Address in the Oracle Database after creating the machine with a Xen MAC Address, in this case which tables should we upgrade?
Best regards,
Marc Caubet

Oh, I've found a solution: if I manually create the vm.cfg file and I import thee machine in the Resources Tab -> Virtual Machine Images, machine with the physical machine will be cataloged in the Oracle VM Manager.

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