Logs of requests made *to* specific MAC addresses?

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    • I have a dedicated server with Hetzner that I use to serve media with Plex and recently have been receiving emails from them that my server is "using" unallowed MAC addresses. I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 minimal and using Cloudbox which is just an ansible playbook that installs docker and different media management tools (mostly dockerized). Nothing else has been installed on the server.

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