New V3 Node failed

[Jeff-UK]

Nick had previously posted this to the forum that may help for small number of devices (suggest dont use on a volume run - buy a block!
https://descartes.co.uk/CreateEUIKey.html

Derived from this:

DevEUI for non-hardware assigned values

You’ll have to judge whether you want to use a random ID. However, the definition of EUI-64 allows for this. The definition is given in chapter 8 of the IEEE-802 spec (freely available at http://standards.ieee.org/getieee802/download/802-2014.pdf). In section 8.2, they describe the u/l bit (bit 1) of byte 0 of EUI-64. If you set that bit, you have a “locally administered address”. Bit 0 always has to be zero for addresses. So a legitimate way of generating a random address, with very low proba…