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How would you determine the MAC address in Windows?
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Kerry Brown
bishop0859 said:How would you determine the MAC address in Windows?
At a cmd prompt type "ipconfig /all". It is the Physical Address in the
results.
Kerry
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Guest
Kerry thanks for the help
Kerry Brown said:At a cmd prompt type "ipconfig /all". It is the Physical Address in the
results.
Kerry
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Ron Martell
bishop0859 said:How would you determine the MAC address in Windows?
Another method would be to right-click on the icon for the network
connection, select Status, click on the Support tab and then on the
Details button.
Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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Kerry Brown
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Ron thanks that was easier than the first way!
Ron Martell said:Another method would be to right-click on the icon for the network
connection, select Status, click on the Support tab and then on the
Details button.
Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP (1997 - 2006)
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca
"Anyone who thinks that they are too small to make a difference
has never been in bed with a mosquito."
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pc nerd
I have XP Home on my netbook & I did "ipconfig /all" & it came up with 2 MAC
addresses - the LAN controller & the wireless controller. Since I want to
connect to my wireless router & set up MAC filtering, I assume that I use the
wireless MAC address, correct?
Thank you.
David
addresses - the LAN controller & the wireless controller. Since I want to
connect to my wireless router & set up MAC filtering, I assume that I use the
wireless MAC address, correct?
Thank you.
David
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Shenan Stanley
pc said:I have XP Home on my netbook & I did "ipconfig /all" & it came up
with 2 MAC addresses - the LAN controller & the wireless
controller. Since I want to connect to my wireless router & set up
MAC filtering, I assume that I use the wireless MAC address,
correct?
Whichever one will be requesting the connectivity. Wouldn't do much good if
the person on the list never presented themselves to be let in the club.
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pc nerd
Thank you. You have verified what I already assumed.
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