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How do I figure out what the MAC addresses are for my wireless connections? I have Win XP pro.

John

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noresponse
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and they call it "Physical Address"

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hilz

Taking a moment's reflection, snipped-for-privacy@mail.com mused: | | How do I figure out what the MAC addresses are for my wireless | connections? I have Win XP pro.

Start menu >> Run >> cmd >> ipconfig /all

Find your wireless adapter in the display, the MAC will be displayed under its name.

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mhicaoidh

snipped-for-privacy@mail.com schrieb:

ipconfig /all

here you can see all details for the NICs

regards Gernot

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ederl

  1. Read the label on the wireless device. The MAC address is usually printed on it.
  2. ipconfig /all
  3. arp -a
  4. Use the wireless device discovery tool that comes with your unspecified wireless device or access point.
  5. Install and run "Netstumbler".
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    Control Panel -> Network -> Wireless Device -> Properties
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Jeff Liebermann

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