RE: Wireless Security: Where's my MAC address?

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07-23-2004

usually to find your MAC address, you would do this.

1. Start > run >

2. Type cmd and press enter

3. type ipconfig/all

4. MAC address on that list is known as physical address.

~Rajiv

"MG" wrote:

> There's a MAC filer on our new router (or at least that's what I think it's called... that thingy with the antenna)... my wireless card(?) came integrated so I'm having trouble finding the MAC address from my notebook.
>
> I looked on system information and it said my MAC address was unavailable.
>
> What to do?

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