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Finding a Networked Device's MAC address
Finding a Networked Device's MAC address
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Due to the wide variety of devices, a comprehensive list is not feasible. If your device is not mentioned below, please consult support documentation or website for that device. Googling the name of the device along with "
find MAC address
" is another option, if documentation is unavailable.
In this article:
Mac OS X
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 10
PlayStation 3
PlayStation 4
Xbox 360
Xbox One
Mac OS X
Select
System Preferences
from the
menu at the top left of your screen.
Click
Network
from the
System Preferences
menu.
Select
Wifi
(wireless) or
Ethernet
(wired) from the list of interfaces and click the
Advanced
button.
Click the
Hardware
tab. The MAC address will be listed there.
Windows 7
Click on the Start menu.
Type "cmd" in the search box and press
Enter
.
Click on cmd in the list of programs. A command prompt will open.
Type "ipconfig /all" and hit
Enter
.
Locate your network card in the list.
A wired network card is listed as
Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection
.
A wireless network card is listed as
Wireless Adapter Wireless Network Connection
.
The MAC address is listed under your network card's info as
Physical Address
.
Windows 8
Press the Windows key on your keyboard.
Type "cmd" and press
Enter
to launch a command prompt.
Type "ipconfig /all" and press
Enter
.
The MAC address is listed under the appropriate adapter as
Physical Address
.
Windows 10
Right-click on
and select
Command Prompt
from the menu.
Type "ipconfig /all" and press
Enter
.
Locate your network card in the list.
A wired network card is listed as
Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection
.
A wireless network card is listed as
Wireless Adapter Wireless Network Connection
.
The MAC address is listed under your network card's info as
Physical Address
.
PlayStation 3
From the PS3 main startup screen (XMB), select
Settings
.
Select
System Settings
.
Select
System information
. This screen will display your PS3's MAC address.
PlayStation 4
Turn on your PlayStation 4 without any disk in the drive and wait for the menu to pop up.
Navigate to the
Settings
icon (located on the far left.)
Select the
System
icon under the
Settings
menu.
Select
System Information
. You will see the MAC address listed on this screen.
Xbox 360
Go to the
System
area of the Xbox Dashboard and select
Network Settings
.
Select
Edit Settings
.
From
Additional Settings
, select
Advanced Settings
.
At the bottom of this screen you'll see a heading called
Wired MAC Address
. Use this MAC address for both wired and wireless network connectivity.
Xbox One
Turn on your Xbox One and navigate to
My Games & Apps
Select
Settings
.
In the settings pane, select
Network
.
Select
Advanced Settings
. Record the Wired MAC address on this screen.
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