Find Hardware (MAC) Address
Traditional MAC addresses are 12-digit (6 bytes or 48 bits) hexadecimal numbers. By convention, these addresses are usually written in one of the following three formats:
00:00:00:00:00:00
00-00-00-00-00-00
000.000.000.000
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Go to My Xbox in the Xbox Dashboard and select System Settings
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Go to Network Settings > Configure Network > Additional Settings > Advanced Settings
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Select Alternate Mac Address
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At the bottom of this screen you'll see a heading called "Wired MAC Address"
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If you are signed into your profile, navigate to My Games & Apps
NOTE: Skip this step if you are not signed into a profile.
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Select Settings
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Select Network
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Select Advanced Settings
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See "Wired MAC" address on this screen
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Go to the Playstation 4 Dashboard
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Select Settings
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Select Network
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Select View Connection Information
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See "MAC Address (LAN cable)"
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Go to the Playstation 5 Home Screen
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Select System
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Select Console Information
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See "MAC address (LAN cable)"
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Start your Wii, without a disc
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Click the Wii button at the bottom of the start screen
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Select Wii Settings
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Select the arrow on the right to go to the next set of settings
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Click Internet
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Select Console information
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The MAC Address will appear
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With your Apple TV remote, navigate to and select Settings
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Select General
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Select Network
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The MAC address will appear next to "Ethernet ID"
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Select Settings
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Select About
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The MAC address will appear on the screen
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Download and open the Amazon Alexa app
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Sign-in with your Amazon account
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Connect to the wirelss network transmitted by your Echo device
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The wireless MAC address will be listed at the bottom of the Echo Setup screen in the Amazon Alexa app
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Plug in your Google Home
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Download and open the Google Home app on your phone
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Select Google Home
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Select Set Up
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Select Accept to allow your phone to connect to your Google Home
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Answer the set up questions listed
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Enter the location of your Google Home, then select Continue
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The wireless MAC address will be listed at the bottom-right corner of the screen
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In the taskbar, right-click the Network icon
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Select Open Network and Sharing Center
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Select either Wired or Wireless connection depending on the MAC address to be registered
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Select Details...
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See "Physical Address"
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Go to: System Preferences > Network
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Select Ethernet
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Select Advanced...
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Select Hardware. The MAC address will be displayed
If your device isn't listed or for additional help, email the Technology Helpdesk at helpdesk@andrews.edu or call the Computer Support Line at 269-471-6016.
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