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• • • • • • • Apple macOS • From the Apple in the upper left hand corner choose System Preferences • Click on the Network icon • Select Thunderbolt Ethernet (or Ethernet) for Wired or Wi-Fi (or Airport) for Wireless. • Click on the Advanced button • Click on the Hardware tab • Your MAC address will be at the top of this window.

The MAC address is the 12 character address e.g. 00:11:22:AA:66:DD Linux • In a terminal session type ifconfig • This will show you a list of the network adapters installed. Jaksta media recorder for mac crack. The MAC address is referred to here as the HWaddr. • To pick out your wireless MAC address type iwconfig Windows 7 • Click the Start icon • Click Control Panel • Select Network and Internet • Click Network and Sharing Center • Select Change Adapter Settings from the list on the left hand side • Right click on the connection you are trying to find the MAC address for and select Properties.

You will have a separate icon for your wireless card; your Ethernet (LAN) card and your Virtual WiFi MiniPort adapter (if you have one), each with their own MAC address. Make sure you select the correct one. • Hover your mouse over the text box underneath connect using. Your MAC address will appear in the tooltip and is made up of 12 characters e.g. 00:11:22:AA:66:DD Windows 8 • On the Start screen, type Network and Sharing • Under the search box, select Settings • Click Network and Sharing Center: • Select Change Adapter Settings from the list on the left hand side • Right click on the connection you are trying to find the MAC address for and select Properties.

You will have a separate icon for your wireless card; your Ethernet (LAN) card and your Virtual WiFi MiniPort adapter (if you have one), each with their own MAC address. Make sure you select the correct one. • Hover your mouse over the text box underneath connect using. Your MAC address will appear in the tooltip and is made up of 12 characters e.g.

00:11:22:AA:66:DD Windows 10 • Right click the Start icon • Select Network Connections • Right Click on the Ethernet Icon • Select Status • Click Details button • The MAC address is given in the Physical Address line and is made up of 12 characters e.g. 00:11:22:AA:66:DD iOS (Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) • Touch the Settings app. • Touch General.

• Touch About. • Your MAC address is given in the Wi-Fi Address line and is made up of 12 characters e.g. 00:11:22:AA:66:DD Android The menu screens for a specific Android phone may vary slightly in terminology but the instructions are the same: • From your home screen navigate to your All apps / programs menu and Select Settings from the list: • Select About Phone: • Select Hardware Information or Status: • On the list that appears look for Wi-Fi MAC Address: Acknowledgement: Much of the material on this page was originally copied - with permission - from the website of Information Services at Aberystwyth University.

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