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How to find my MAC Address
This guide assumes that you, the user, already have familiarity in using your device/operating system. However, if difficulties arise when looking for your device's MAC Address, we recommend a thorough internet search on how to find your device's MAC Address.
Tip: The format of MAC Address is generally in the form of XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX or XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX where X is either a number or a letter within the range of A-F. Keep this in mind when looking for your device's MAC address.
For Windows Users
- Step 1: Open a command line interface. There is a guide below on how to open command line interface in windows
- Step 2: Type "ipconfig /all" (without the double quotes) and press enter
- Step 3: A whole lot of information will be shown in the screen. If the information encompasses the whole screen, scroll up, until you find
an Ethernet Adapter section or a Wireless adapter section (see image)
- Step 4: Under that section, look for physical address.
How to open a command line interface in windows
These are the general steps on how to open a command line interface in windows- Step 1: Open the run window by pressing and holding the key (window key) and then press the R button
- Step 2: On the run window, type cmd and press enter.
For MAC OS Users
- Step 1: Launch Terminal from the Applications:Utilities folder.
- Step 2: Type "ifconfig" (withouth the double quotes) into the terminal window and press enter
- Step 3: Different sorts of data will be shown to you. What would be the most relevant out of all these are those under the en0 and en1 sections.
en0 is your ethernet interface and en1 is your wireless interface (for systems with both ethernet and wireless connections.). The MAC Address for
both interfaces will be shown and will likely be labelled as "ether" (see image). Use the MAC Address of the connection you're using (en0 if you are
using a wired connection or en1 if you are using wifi)
For Linux Users
- Step 1: Open a terminal
- Step 2: Type ifconfig and press enter
- Step 3: Look for the en0 or en1 section
- Under those sections, the line with the "HWaddr" label is your MAC Address
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