VPNRemoteMAC holds MAC address of remote peer's
VPN interface. It is needed by Windows sockets to determine where to
send raw network packets. Each ethernet card can accept several IP
addresses (and perhaps route them to other devices), so they need to
'announce' list of IP addresses that they will collect packets for.
wodVPN will fill this property when
VPNRequest event fires
- as a result of
RedirectActive property being set on remote peer's side. However, if
you wish to speed up the process, you can fill this value by yourself on
startup, so wodVPN can answer Windows sockets' questions with correct
packets even sooner than VPN is established with remote peer. Typical
MAC address looks like this: 00:ff:e5:41:ae:a7
Together with this property, you can also set
VPNRemoteIP property. If
this property remains empty, wodVPN will fill it for you.
In order to obtain local MAC for each adapter, you should check
VPNInterface's LocalMAC
property.