Every network device or interface, such as your laptop's Wi-Fi adapter, has a unique hardware ID called the MAC (or "media access control") address which is distinct from the IP address assigned to your computer, and is defined by the hardware of each Ethernet or AirPort interface. Submit a ticket or email helpdesk@hesston.edu for IT Services to register your device on the Network. You can find the MAC address for your network card in just a few steps. Windows 10 1. Open the command prompt. Right-click on the Start button and select Command Prompt from the menu 2. Type in ipconfig /all and press Enter. This will display your network configuration. 3. Find your adapter's physical address. Scroll down to your network adapter and look for the values next to "Physical Address," which is your MAC address Find Your MAC Address in the Network Connection SettingsYou can also find the MAC address by looking at the details of your network adapter in Windows. 1. Search "network connections" in the taskbar and select "View network connections." (Or navigate to Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network Connections) 2. Right-click on your network connection and select "Status." 3. Click the "Details" button. 4. Locate the Physical Address. The value for the physical address in the Network Connection Details window is your MAC address. Apple Mac OS
The address is the string of letters and numbers next to "MAC Address:", "Ethernet ID:", or "AirPort ID:". Apple TV
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