Finding your IP & MAC Address
Windows
- Click Start and choose Run.
- In the space next to Open, erase anything that is there and type: cmd
- Click OK.
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In the window that opens, type the following ipconfig /all and press
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The MAC address is on the line labeled Physical Address. It will look something like 00-06-5B-C4-86-66. If you have more than one networking card, you will have more than one MAC address. It will also be labeled Physical Address but under a different heading. I.E. one heading may be Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection and one may be Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection - The IP address is on the line labeled IP Address. It will look something like 150.209.7.162.
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To close this window, click the X in the upper right corner or type Exit and hit
Macintosh
- Click the Apple icon on the upper left corner of the screen and go to System Preferences.
- Select Network and select their internet connection in the left taskbar (Ethernet or Airport/Wi-Fi). You'll find the IP address listed under status.
- To find the MAC address, click Advanced.
- Navigate to the Ethernet or Airport tab and you'll find the MAC address listed next to Ethernet ID or Airport ID.
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Last updated: March 23, 2018
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