How to Find Your MAC or IP Address
NOTE: The MAC Address will be a 12-digit alphanumeric number
grouped in 2's seperated by either dashes (-) or colons (:) .
Example 1: 00-C0-4F-79-EB-9C
Example 2: 00:10:B5:48:17:2F
Windows:
From a Command Prompt, type:
ipconfig /all
- MAC address will be listed as "Physical Address"
- IP will be listed as "IP Address"
Linux:
From a command prompt, type:
ifconfig
- MAC address will be listed as "HWaddr"
- IP will be listed as "inet addr"
Mac OSX:
Select "System Preferences" from the "Apple" menu, then select the "Network" icon. For "Show:" (or "Configure"), make sure that "Built-in Ethernet" or your network card (if you are using an add-in card) is selected,
- Select the "Ethernet" tab. The MAC address will be listed as "Ethernet ID".
- Select "TCP/IP" tab. The IP will be listed as "IP Address".
Printer:
Print the configuration page.
- MAC address will be listed as "Hardware Address"
- IP will be listed as "IP Address"
Last revised on September 21, 2005.
