Need to change mac address for msi 9211

Hello All.
I need to change my msi 9211 server mac address to be same as some other server for some licensing issues, this server doesnt have a floppy so i guess i ll need to boot it via cd or something.
what software is required?
anyone can be help, will be appreciated/rewarded
thanks
pls reply to [email protected]

Hi,
Please contact MSI or Local supplier direct on this issue.
This is an END USER forum run by END USERS, we do not have access to MSI licencing policies..........
Del

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